If you received money/fees from someone else yes, it’s income.

Hi All,I have been reading on here for a bit now and have been saving up, and wanted to share my plan for house hacking in NYC and get some feedback.High level:- Looking to spend 200k upfront- 300k combined gross income (so I think we should be able to get approved for up to $10k/month debt)- Looking for 2/3 unit multifamilies in brooklynDetails:Some examples recently sold:990k 2 unit https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/983-Rogers-Ave-Brooklyn-NY-11226/30667069_zpid/1.2M 3 family https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/106-E-32nd-St-Brooklyn-NY-11226/30660044_zpid/?

Flipping- High cashflow, active income, hands onBuy & holds- Very low cashflow (comparatively), passive income, relatively hands offBoth have their pros and cons. 

So far entergy was coming in such a high price. high price now they say because of potential income i can get the poles and cable to  my meter base discounted almost no cost.   10 to 15 pads on nice rectangle lot, next to new pond we dug outdoor camping.. 

I currently own a piece of land and have been thinking about building a house on it for the purpose of renting it out to generate some income.

I was able to use the lease agreement from this new renter and my w2 job income to get the deal.

We're way pas that now and he must be sitting pretty, on top of the nice rental income he must make.I've responded to plenty of posts on investing in Mexico in the forums here so feel free to check that content and reach out if you need more help.

To secure a large business line you need two years IRS returns with net income number and high FICO.

Our little family business owns and manages approximately 70 single or two bedroom units across three properties, all of which are marketed towards lower-income renters.

A lot of LLCs are looking to convert houses for low income rentals around here and I am wondering how I would target the sale to those rather than a family with kids for example.