Bank statements are a good start, but ATM/Zelle deposits need a little extra vetting.What we typically ask for:Last 3–6 months bank statements (sometimes 12 if it’s borderline)Last 2 years tax returns (or at least most recent) + Schedule C if applicableProof of active business (license/website/insurance/invoices)Landlord references + rent payment history (this matters a ton)Big thing for me is: do the deposits look steady and repeatable, and do they have enough cash reserves after bills to comfortably cover rent.If the income is there and it’s consistent month to month, self-employed doesn’t scare me — you just want to verify it the right way.

I've looked on websites like Next Insurance & Insureon and they are estimating around the $1,000 / year range.

I can get on the BP website and benefits.

When BP switched to promoting vendor members who pay, not permitting a website in my Pro account signature, and not permitting me to post market updates if they have my contact information listed, I became a lot less active on BP and use other channels more. 

They don't support these filings I found instructions for completion on the State's website, but that didn't help with my full understanding. 

New to this website - looking to learn and educate!

Going to go with, https://s8acquisition.com/ is a scam.1) Their website has zero information, it's just marketing crap.2) None of the pics show 1-4 family houses that they are trying to sell you.3) The pics are all glamor shots, not the reality of Section 8 housing.4) The principals under their "About" page are trying to project wealth & success - which is all markeing, NOT reality!

I checked out your website as well.

No offense but most of theses websites are set up to find and sell leads to realtors and lenders versus actually helping the community grow their REI portfolio.  

What kinds of websites do you use in your business to search for properties, property info, market data, real estate education, etc?