We have a good sized portfolio and i left my corporate job in 2021. 

Late stage capitalism refers to the phase of capitalism characterized by extreme inequality, consumption-driven economies, and corporate dominance.

A lot of investors in similar markets offset that with mid-term rentals (traveling nurses, utility workers, contractors, etc.) to cover those slower months.If your break-even is ~$1,850/month, you’ll want to check what extended-stay corporate or nurse housing platforms (Furnished Finder, Airbnb 30+ days, or direct hospital contacts) are paying.

That said, it's still better to run your own business than flip burgers at McDonald’s—or even work at a prestigious law firm, grinding through 60,000 pages of discovery and drafting a brief that references every point, all while being harassed by a toxic boss in the kind of corporate environment that’s become far too common in America.If you think wholesaling is going to be easy, you'll be disappointed—and likely fail, fast and hard.

It has now become over hyped resulting in too many investors, funds, corporations chasing too few “quality” deals.  

The bankruptcy judge in the LandAM 1031 case ruled that client funds were actually corporate funds for several reasons. 

(Obvious caveats: Bonus deprecation only applies to property with 20 years or less useful file, only applies if local law treats everything as realty even after cost seregation study as per 1031 regs, etc).Anyway here's example 4(D) Example 4.(1) In December 2016, AB, a calendar-year corporation, acquired for $10,000 and placed in service Computer Building X2.

An LLC doesn’t actually pay out salaries the way a corporation does, so you wouldn’t be getting a W-2 from it.

Columbus especially has some of the strongest macroeconomics in the Midwest: rapid population growth, strong job growth, and huge corporate investments (Intel’s $26B chip plant, Amazon, Google, Honda, Facebook, Microsoft, LG, Nationwide, Anduril, etc.).

I moved from Portland to Columbus back in 2020 and now own 10+ rentals here, and what’s great is the fundamentals are on fire—population growth, job growth, and billions in corporate investment from Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, Microsoft, LG, and more.