Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Jay Hinrichs, that's a great question and one to press the service on. 

I'm work for my family's business that owns some commercial properties, and now I have also obtained a real estate salesperson license and have affiliated with a brokerage firm.With Georgia real estate licence regulations, am I allowed to continue managing and leasing my family's property as a salaried employee of the family business (no commissions from leasing activity) without signing any agreements or with the broker I am affiliated with?

I work as a 1099 employee, so I was wondering what time frame I might need to be employed before getting a loan, and how long I would need to live in the area before being able to get a loan?  

@Dave Foster should be able to help

Most brokerages are not got to hire you as a paid employee in the summer.

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Jaren Woeppel and @Breon Harding, actually there's a very clear set of regs for this type of strategy. 

@Neil CopelandIf your wife is a participant in the Solo 401k as well (meaning she's an employee of the plan's adopting employer), you should be able to transfer her traditional IRA into the plan.

@foster can probably explain it better.

@Dave Foster will know the answer, if there is one.

2 year tax filing as a FT employee.