I have been interested in real estate investing since I was a student in Physical Therapy due to its wealth building ability and have been listening to the bigger pockets podcast on and off the last few years.

Here's the catch- the lessons and experiences I would lean on if I had the ability to go back in time were learned from the transactions that experienced the most adversity. 

However, real estate should not ever be in an S-Corp because you lose the ability to take key tax benefits like depreciation and pass-through losses, which can increase your overall taxes.Another point to consider: S-Corp owners can pay themselves a reasonable salary, which affects payroll taxes and how much profit flows through.

I'm increasingly UNHAPPY with their approach and lack of ability to get things done.

If he has intentions to pay you back , but just not the ability at this moment that is totally different than him planning on never paying you back.

Work is on hold subject to zero degree weather and dirt conditions. 

moving the fridge and oven for cleaning - uncommonscreens, holes, rotting porch, messy porch - PM should handle these and bill youBased on your ability to get stuff done, your standards, and their service level, self-management seems like the right answer.

Here’s a breakdown of why and how to navigate it:Underwriting Based on "Market Rent": DSCR loans are approved based on the property's ability to pay for itself.

You don’t want to invest in a manner that could wipe out your ability to invest for tomorrow.

One of these changes is in the ability to increase rent.