Because of the new E-Commerce business being setup as an LLC w/ an S-Corp Taxation election, I have hired myself as an employee and I there are tax benefits as far as healthcare reimbursement or self employment health insurance deductions.See the following LINK for more details.

The best way I have found to find off market deals is to watch the evening news and read the newspapers.Yep,watch the news long enough and you will hear bad things like "Oil companies announce layoffs" "Sears closing ten stores in 60 days".Many of those scared and depressed employees need to sell their homes fast and will accept whatever lifeline you through at them before they miss a payment and the banks come banging on their doors.Go to the closing store or business with plenty of fliers and cards and put them under their windshield wipers or hand them out as they leave the store.Good chance one or two of the mid level managers and senior employees will call you asking what you might pay for it.Going to Bible Studies groups and prayer groups can be great as well with everyone praying they find a new job soon or just became a widowed spouse or lost their parents.Get to them before they call a real estate agent for help.

These tools suffer to scale very well, which means that as you grow your business you will find it increasingly difficult to manually input sales leads, employees, contractors, accounting, business processes, and so on.

You could tell when one was flushed down the toilet because our toilet sorta exploded upwards from the pressure.Not to sound gross but if you happened to be sitting there at the time you got your own bidet from these.Gail

Since S-Corp has fiduciary duty to withhold employer side, regardless of employee's other source of income, remaining $41,500 taxed at Medicare 9.1% (7.65% + 1.45%).

I think keeping an occupied property from a city ordered demolition should be a requirement of the city employee and/or the city process, not the "job" of a 'wholesaler'.

George Utah, and my mother found a job at a hospital, where they require employees to have a physical every year.

Gross Income you can either reduce your tax bill by the "loss" or if you make too much $ (i think the limit is AGI of $150K/yr) you write down the rent income to $0 and have a loss carry forward.  

Not sure that I didn't just ask the same question in a different way but basically I would like to hire a GC as a part time project manger.Keep in mind that he'll likely be classified as an employee based on IRS definitions, which means you'll potentially also be on the hook for employment taxes, workers comp, etc. 

Gross yield looks like ~ 6-8% so real yield might be 3-4% - not great.4.