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

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?

Continue following up politely?

My posture is 8/10 positive.With a skeptical eye on the political food fight in Congress and labor market softness in the short term.

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.

Remind ALL of the tenants that they are renting a room in a shared house and while they may not be friends, they need to be polite and respectful of others. 

But I wouldn’t chalk this up to politics or any one administration.

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

Note this is not a support or political post about other aspects of government, just real estate specifically.