I'm sure Robert will see this message; once you pay in full, I will delete this post as well as all of my other posts on the internet stating my firsthand experience, which I have a long trail of written communication.

What companies look for:Fully furnished, utilities + internet included.Flexible lease terms (30–90 days, sometimes 6 months).Easy parking and proximity to major employers.3.

Don't waste your money, there's plenty of free information on the internet.

Set the property up with essential amenities like high-speed internet, smart locks, and washer/dryer access, and consider offering weekly or monthly discounts to attract longer stays.

My profile (https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/mitchblade) has my email and a link to my LinkedIn account.Thanks!

On $400k net profit, shifting $250k to distributions can save you around $35k in payroll taxes alone.Reimbursing home-office, vehicle, phone and internet, per-diem travel, and health-related fringe benefits, where eligible often adds $15k in annual tax efficiency.Solo 401(k) from S-Corp wages can shelter $23k to $69k+ depending on age or profit, creating additional deferral/savings.Rule of thumb:If net flip profit greater than 150k/yr, the admin hassle may outweigh savings, you will need to optimize insurance and stay in your name or simple LLC for now.If net flip profit less than $200 to 250k/yr or you’re scaling partners/crew, an S-Corp usually pencils, savings can exceed compliance costs by 5–10x.This post does not create a CPA-client relationship.

It is akin to me trying to mess with the structure of my house using a CAD program I downloaded from the internet.

When we seek information, help or a service, we start with the internet.

Market the property for lease with a broker and include a purchase option.I didn’t want to spend money on updates (like offices) not knowing what an end user might need/want What was the outcome?

The phone / Internet line item - can you give more details what exactly thats for?