In our case, what we usually do is ask them to send us a formal signed letter explaining the specific reason why they need to pay their rent in two installments (usually because of how they get paid at work).We also ask for their permission and the contact number of their employer to verify the information.

Double check the 'proof' of income, not only with employer verification, but with bank statements/deposits.3. 

Hey Matt, what I would suggest is it really depends on what marketing strategies you would like to employ.

Almost always on commercial properties and 941 taxes or persistent offenders not paying employment taxes.

We currently employ 6 techs.

What’s helped is being honest about that on the front end and focusing on properties near steady employment rather than purely student-heavy areas.

If you flip or wholetail, your profit is taxed as ordinary income, so you’ll pay higher rates and possibly self-employment tax.If you hold and rent, you’ll get depreciation, interest, and expense deductions that can offset rental income and lower your overall tax bill.

Even with a small amount of self-employment income, you can still open a Solo 401(k), make limited contributions, and roll over a traditional IRA if the plan allows it.

They then return to their country and wait for a new seasonal work visa.Other use stolen identities to get employment.

If you're self-employed/a business owner, you can open an Solo 401(k), SIMPLE IRA, or SEP IRA.