I'm currently working on a projects on the SE side.

Bom dia a todos,se quiserem imóveis na região do Porto e grande Porto, estou disponível para colaborar.Possuo imobiliária.

@Greg Seivert You're absolutely right to question that advice.Just because you qualify as a Real Estate Professional (REPS) under IRC §469(c)(7) does not mean your rental income shifts to Schedule C, and it does not trigger self-employment (SE) tax.Rental income, even when you're a REPis still reported on Schedule E, unless you're:Providing substantial services (e.g., cleaning, concierge, hotel-like operations), orRunning a business like flipping or wholesalingREPS simply allows rental losses to be treated as non-passive, so they can offset other income like W-2 or business profits.

I do have this one rented until January and love doing Mid term so hopefully both won't be STR all the time.We get all sorts of guest coming for vacation, work, Braves games, Weddings and family gatherings but this is not a vacation area per se. 

I'm subject to SE taxes but my net income is 0.

It's the SE Valley, and that has been my primary book of business for over 25 years.

I didn't say they were motivated per se, but you'll run into more sellers that are willing to hear an offer when they have high equity.

I agree with @Michael Plaks on the over-recommendation of S Corps, especially for someone making $100k+ at a W2 job for which the SE tax savings would be limited since they already max out social security tax.

I meant to say a deferment in payment and not a "discount" per-se.

I dont think its valuations per se..