I have been told that IRS liens for homeowners income taxes are easy to get removed because they follow the individual, not the property.  

I am now transitioning to John Hyre because of his focus on real estate investing of all kinds, and SDIRAs and his thorough understanding of how the IRS is changing it's methods and "attitude".  

Schedule C on the title search was about as long as a toilet paper roll and included all sorts of liens including a dreadful IRS lien.  

In order to do a total exchange The IRS requires that you reinvest all of the proceeds from the sale in the next purchase or purchases.  

I am afraid I will get my self in trouble with the IRS using my SDIRA.

so i want to finally get a name and llc all set up for my business so i can legally be called a business and pay taxes to those lovely irs people :)anyways, wanted to know if there are any ways that are better than another. 

Not sure I really follow you Karen, it's not an income ploy by government it's motivating people to report violations for the public good, enforce the rules that otherwise may go unchecked.Your point goes to another matter, the IRS doesn't investigate claims made by the public, there is a great possibility that your neighbor tries to turn you in out of spite and won't have reliable knowledge.

Depending on your marginal tax bracket, converting your home to a rental property may not lower your total tax bill to the IRS, and may increase it.  

definitely read hip hop to homeowners by jay morrison it's for free on his website just google his name and the free down load is on his website this book is definitely an amazing starter also read rich dad poor dad and watch videos with Robert kioysaki as he's very knowledgable regarding real estate another would be donald trump but not him his father feed trump and all of his success 

Is that under the IRS radar or is it simply self-employment income?