Thanks for all your support!

Not to mention they don't pay their license renewal fees, do not finish continuing education requirements, have license suspended for student loan delinquency, back child support owed, IRS tax levies on any commission they make etc.

Personally, I’m a fan of smaller boutique firms with a high level of broker (broker-in-charge in NC) cooperation and support.

As a newbie, I feel you should be looking for a broker that has a strong support system for newer agents.

One can find supporting "information" for literally any opinion, including FLAT EARTH, yeah, think about that, FLAT EARTH has thousands of "supporting" information for it, all thanks to the net.

So cash...here's what was shared with me:  "Your supporting documents should identify the payee, the amount paid, proof of payment, the date incurred, and include a description of the item to show that the amount was for purchases."

Make sure your rental agreement terms support doing so.

@Christopher McConnell No experience with it but here in Indiana the law supports that whoever pays the taxes and insurance have the most substantial claim to the property.

Thanks for the boost in support :)

Hey BP, coming across a little problem while trying to obtain access to some financing, A family member of mine is requesting a Home equity line of credit under their primary residence which is completely free and clear, I will be supporting the request with my income, the financial institution is requesting to have myself registered on the title of the property as part of the file, my question is; would adding me onto the primary residence for the line of credit trigger a capital gains for me as well as a welcome tax?