If you're a Realtor, your net business income is your commissions minus all deductions such as marketing, driving, technology, fees and so on.

Traditional brokerages offer floor space, marketing materials, technology like CRM, etc.

However, both mobility and technology and the ability of more people to work where they do not live, has grown this niche, as @Dennis Smith has argued.

The country is the economic powerhouse of Europe, with a highly diversified economy driven by strong industrial, automotive, and technological sectors.

But as with any powerful technology, the key lies in how we use it.

You subtract all your business expenses (marketing, technology, driving, CPA etc) - and you get "net profit" which is what is being taxed.As my colleague pointed out, it's not capital gains technically, it is taxed basically the same as your fire dept job.

Cost Implications: New systems using A2L refrigerants will likely be more expensive due to the new technology and safety features.I am not against reducing greenhouse emissions, but it seems like we are really barking up the wrong tree with AC refrigerants - meanwhile, we are burning more coal than ever, I believe 8 billion tons per year, and we are trying to save the planet one AC system at a time...

I am driven to learn about the aspects of the world first hand, and our plan is to do flipping as well as have multi family homes as well for passive income, and to build ourselfes up that way.If anyone can help me with the Visa/green card, finding somewhere i can work and learn(maybe in your company), and making a plan over my debt i would be forever grateful.A little about me, i am 21 years old, i have a carpenters degree as well as a high school degree with focus on physics, technology and other topics related to these.

., have invested so much money in these technologies that they are now able to correlate data with what you are looking for.

@James Hamling agents are a necessary evil and it will be good when technology totally replaces them