Education does not need to be connected to your work per se, but rather improve your current work skills (or be required as part of your job with CEs for attorneys, accountants, etc.).I don't think it was missing. 

I'm not against it per se, but it does increase risk.

Most people will not go pro se into a lawsuit.

When the crash of 08 happened I was buying those same houses at foreclosure for 30 to 50k EACH never lived in. there were big SE builders that had 100 plus spec homes and they were losing them.

I like BP for entertainment purposes your correct I do not need BP per se for any kind of income....

Not illegal per se, but title companies won't do them because they can lead to all sorts of lawsuits involving disclosures and diligence.

Your property mnaagemetn pays income tax on $5,000 + 15.3% SE tax on $5,000. 

The only Sched C income I put down was a wholesale assignment, the others are flips and rentals which I put on Sched E.Real estate professionals use Sch E and pay No SE tax. 

I am very familiar with the SE markets and can help you find the right turnkey company. 

I help investors build real estate portfolios outside of CA predominantly in the SE markets.