Keeping it profitable and tenants happy is the tough part. 

If you rehab it in the S-Corp and sell it to yourself, wouldn't you have some taxable profit in the S-Corp?  

I have flipped my first house for s nice profit, have another going on the market in the next 3 weeks and closed on my third today.

If I was looking at it to build a spec house  70k all in is about right for a 350k exit  120 way too high.100k if your very efficient builder.. or a owner / builder and gets great pricing.. 4X is kind of a rule those price points.were it flip flops is the   2 million dollar lot and the 8k build and sell for 4 million like I am sure there is stuff in seattle like that and bay area and other high priced areas.but at the 350 exit I like the 1/4 or less for lot price to make a 15% gross profit margin after all costs.

One who knows how to maximize your profit and keep you out of any trouble with the IRS.

It is a complex transaction and realtors have the necessary training and expertise to get you through the deal safely and profitably.

Doing your homework in regards to potential revenue generation for STR Using platforms like Airdna, Everbooked, and Eliotandme.

I think you're falling victim to a generation gap.

My monthly spread on the wrap loan is $517 profit.

We are going to split everything down the middle (50/50) for cost and profits.