JBOn a very high level, for a personal service S Corp, there might be some saving if you don’t pay yourself the entire net income as salary.

If they say that's acceptable, then dig a bit deeper.

If Greenville continues to boom like it has the past 10 years, I suggest any house you buy will prove to be a good investment.My comments are high level broad brush but I believe ultimately true.We can fine tune a little at the margins of your property search.I continue to invest in Greenville and am optimistic about its future.

It’s been a long way with lots of learnings, successes and failures.We now have our own management and repairs team, SOPs and we feel we are ready to take the business to the next level.

If its too long (a lender would have to weigh in), then it may not work depending on the level of "guaranteed W2" income.

We recently refinanced 5 investment properties using Freddie Mac's Loan-Level Price Adjustments. 

a lot of agents just send the contract to title company and Duck have no clue how the mechanics work.My Daddys old real estate attorney  told me when I was about 10 or 11 he said you want to make money in this business you go learn how title works and how to research at the courthouse,  how to find Plat maps that were recorded 100 years ago.. just dive into all the public records its fun and gets you to another level and you are not so beholding on other companies to do this for you its not a money issue its a time and speed issue. 

Its micro managing at a level that is deleterious to operating an out of state rental.

When comparing PM rates you gotta compare apples to apples and determine what service level you want.

They make THE worst guests.I also believe if you’re hanging out with people that want to stay in one of your properties at a discount it’s time to level up your friends 😂Past guests -I don’t have an issue with giving a couple bucks off but it’s been ages since Ive needed to.... they don’t ask.