They are typically started out as corporations that once they hit reach reit status will turn into a reit.

A C or S Corporation may save on self-employment taxes.

Guys like Brian Tracy, Joe Cossman, Jay Conrad Levinson and several others, long forgotten by most, played a major role in convincing me that I didn't have to be beholden to a corporation and alternatives existed.

Be sure to review your state laws to determine whether entity grouping is permitted—grouping may be allowed, but each LLC would still remain a distinct legal entity.For ownership structure, you may add a partner or operate as a sole proprietor within the LLC framework; however, I do not recommend using an S corporation for real estate properties.

Are you investing as a family, partner, or is this a business/corporation? 

Is the goal to slowly move out of corporate and more to rental properties full time?

Hi @Alda Watlington Since your property is in an S-Corp, selling will trigger capital gains at the corporate level, which can be expensive.

Another option could be a corporate or insurance housing provider that offers longer placements without frequent turnover.If you’re open to passive models, a Co-Investing Club im in has members who’ve partnered with experienced operators for steady, hands-off returns without the tenant headaches..worth exploring if you’d rather redeploy your equity than re-tenant.

@Nick CoplandWe actually have a whole variety of clients and Our homes range from 1 bedroom apartments to 4 bedroom SFH.We do also Accommodate corporate clients and insurance relocations as well as other types of clients

Try this opener:“I run a housing business that serves corporate and professional tenants.