This makes it very secure [more than wall street] for them.All of my lenders enjoy strong double digit annual returns and only spend a few hours a year [making wire transfers] to realize this profit.Yes, I am biased when it comes to RE or Wall Street - but ponder this and you'll see why:  We all know bankers are some of the most penny pinching individuals on the planet, right?  

I need meet some more like minded individuals.

@Roxanne BaisdenThe following IRS links covers the self-employed topic.https://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesses-&-Self-Employed/Self-Employed-Individuals-Tax-Center

I would like to invest some money in rich uncles while I am waiting to get enough together to buy my next rental has anybody heard of these guys and could you give me any advice Thanks

Your first question is one of individual choice - it really depends on your long and short term goals.

I'm listening to the BP podcasts daily, reading everything I can on the forums, researching terms I don't understand, reading a rental property book, looking into getting my real estate license (even if it just helps me to buy my first property) and I had already read Think and Grow Rich twice last summer.

I Googled Handyman Insurance, and there does seem to be individual policies a provider could take out.  

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If I had earned as much money as experience I would have been rich.

Each individual property should be in its own LLC for personal asset protection.