It’s next to a college so renting it would be really easy.

Phillip,When your ready you only need (1) year tax returns not (2 years) the military counts for credit just like a student out of college who pursues a certain field that first year tax return is all you need. 

Hi everyone,I'm a recent college grad (working full time for a month now) and I've been trying to obtain financing approval for the last year or so while working part-time and finishing up my undergrad.

My current builder has been not performing on a project I have and it is clear they are not doing anything to change their posture and improve or make up schedule.

Say you have matching linoleum and you can patch it on November 28, tell them you will be scheduling someone on or about December 27th after Christmas as to not interrupt their plans.  

Got a college student for a tenant, (SC State), Father paid 6 months up front + security deposit, for a total of 7k.

Schedule showings for qualifying pre-screeners.5.

@Samantha GoochBelow are some of the main differences between a CPA and EACPA1) Require completion of a college degree with certain classes in accounting, tax, audit, etc2) Require passing 4 exams on Audit, Tax, Law, Business3) Required continued education4) Can practice in Tax, Assurance or Advisory5) Eligible to represent you infront of the IRSEA1) passing 3 exams dedicated to tax2) Required continue education3) practice in Tax4) Eligible to represent you infront of the IRSThe CPA designation is more prestigious because it is much more difficult to obtain.The Tax portion of the CPA exam is more difficult than the 3 EA exams.The other item is that a college degree is not required(Just that you are atleast 18 years of age).With that said, you can have good CPA or bad CPA's.You can have good EA's and bad EA's.Also, please be careful on this webforum, there are many 'tax professionals' that are neither a CPA or an EA.Best of luck

The Federal guidelines allow for usage of an expected rent schedule for the market. 

@Corey FarnsworthIf the LLC is a single member LLC, it will be reported directly on your individual tax return.They would look at your individual tax return.If the LLC is a multi-member LLC, the income gets reported on schedule E.