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So some of those examples may be thinking out of the box vs taking a loan out under your name, which could work with someone you have a close relationship with aka a cousin.

I would then carry the income down onto box 1 of the k-1 as ordinary income versus box 2. 

I’ve also let sellers load up my box truck and I’ve paid for a storage unit for a few months with them signing the contract to get them out for closing.  

Looking back I spent way too much money on "trying" different types of advertising.

I'm not sure a cookie-cutter tax professional from the big box stores will do.Any tips on finding a tax preparer who is house hack knowledgeable?

Who else has attended this event and can directly link the information they received to a concrete action they took that at least tripled the fees they spent on it?

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To any and everybody who's following, I spent the last 4 days working on this with those who are opposed to it.

If I'm not, it means I've spent for more than it's worth.