Or K1-12 schools, very much socialism.

Applicant in prescreening text message exchange revelas that he doesn't have a social security. 

Another option could be an installment sale or loan, which lets you take ownership over time and can help reduce immediate gift or estate tax implications, while still letting you benefit from deductions and rental income.You’ll definitely want to talk through all of this with a CPA and an attorney so everything is set up properly.

You really have to understand tax implications on the front end of real estate to avoid learning hard lessons. 

Not sure if this can have any implications.

Looked extensively online and on the BP forums and could not find a clear answer for our particular situation. Would appreciate any insights from people who understand this stuff. FWIW, I did email my CPA to ask about...

Quick question, would you rent to those on social security income and what kind of proof of income would be acceptable?

Newest, is tenants don't have social security.

Will you be getting social security?

Hello Dave,The most popular one I hear the most is in-person REI meetups and any event that has investors attending.Next, you have social media outreach.