I am looking to either buy doors or buy an existing property management company in the state of Virginia or an adjacent state.

Expanding your portfolio while preparing to transition into full-time real estate is a smart move — you’ll be setting yourself up for a smoother retirement.

Yes there is a way to set things up in QuickBooks. 

I'm not saying it's a bad idea in theory, I am just trying to view it as a realist, thinking through the motives BP needs and expects, as a business, for the action to make sense.

Backing up Garrett's post with feedback from my local Airbnb rep.1.

Any up and coming cities in Georgia where job growth, population growth, and increasing steady rental demand seem to be present?

The higher exemption just gives more breathing room for planning.The SALT cap being raised to $40K opens up more opportunities for trust planning and multi-entity structures in high-tax states.

I’d love to hear real experiences from the community.Here in Canada we have virtually no secondary note market so I have to create my own by selling on terms.Once set up, yeah it's about as passive as real estate gets.

Christopher  You say, "fewer doors up front" like its a bad thing.

Remote PM is hard enough and many people lose their shorts trying to do this in order to save a few bucks- just scroll through the forums to see how it can go badly.