What are your recommendations for more accurate skip-tracing information? 

What was the tipping point in your career where you went from closing one or two loans a quarter to crushing it every month? 

Depending on your comfort level/ what you need in space, I recommend living in the In-law unit yourself to help generate the income. 

@Jennifer Milfort recommend you connect with @Matthew Irish-Jones and buy him lunch if he has time to meet with you:)

It is fully furnished.I finally have a lease to use.What other documents would you recommend me having?

Then, once you've gained that hands-on experience and feel ready to venture out on your own, that would be a great time to revisit the idea of getting your license.And finally, I'd highly recommend diving into networking.

Advice: have plenty of reserves and make sure the property cash flows after you leave. tips: get a Google voice number for your future tenant communications. go to local meetups and network with as many investors as possible.

All you have to do to verify this is to read the IRS instructions for Schedule E, page E-4 or the IRS Publication 925, page 8.I can think of two possible reasons for your accountant to incorrectly insist on Schedule C:a.

It's really thorough, includes tips about state laws, and includes all required documents and state-specific language.

Good job and great recommendations!