-Focused on long-stay corporate guests to minimize wear and tear.Scaling isn’t about buying more — it’s about systemizing what already works.Anyone else here growing through arbitrage or partnerships?

Option B we buy a 5-6 bed house somewhere ( doesn't matter where) and live with three other people who would pay us rent and we would live there with them and we can do the apprenticeship and RN while we get into our corporate housing business.

Or private corporations run fire departments.

A duplex in an A/B pocket can work really well, especially with the hospitals and corporate traffic in the area.

Columbus is also experiencing strong population growth, job growth, and big corporate developments from Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, Microsoft, LG, and more, which keeps rental demand high and appreciation potential strong.

I've had multiple assessments as a leader and manager in corporations, but this was particularly useful for aiding what drivers are active in this context. 

I always recommend we carry liability protection that at least matches the value of the assets that any lawyer can easily find to ensure that the insurance policy is the first line of defense rather than liquidate assets to pay for a settlement.Of course, if you can separate the ownership, it becomes more complicated and harder to "pierce the corporate veil" to drag other assets you manage into the mix.

I want to get out of my Corporate America job and do this full time. 

In Oregon their is an attorney but usually only one or two and they are at corporate headquarters and only handle things at a different level never with vanilla closings like in other states.The other prominent thing that is a big help in Or.. is the Customer service ..

You own the real estate in an LLC so that could still limit exposure to business assets and not you personally but that is really circumstantial based on the fact pattern and jurisdiction and whether level of negligence opens the door to piercing the corporate veil (again very jurisdiction specific and circumstantial).I am a proponent of owning investment real estate in LLC's for the sole reason it keeps your name out of the docket more than if real estate is owned in your personal name and they are good tools for business planning.