This is central to BP's corporate strategy: the more inexperienced investors they bring to their platform (via forums, podcast, blogs) the more they can charge advertisers to reach this audience. 

A company whose primary source of income is from passive versus active sources, does not enjoy the small business tax deduction and would pay income tax at the full corporate rate.  

., you aren't placing a new lien on it.If that's the case, then with proper documentation (a well-drafted promissory note, corporate minutes approving the action, etc.), this should be no different than any other business transaction unless there's something in your LLC's member agreement (or state/local law?)

Finally in WY we follow the American Rule. 

Starbucks, Trader Joe’s, targets, Whole Foods, corporate gyms, chain restaurants.

It's fine to do both, just be clear.BRRRR relies critically on the team you've assembled and has many more moving 'parts'.With the right company and advisors, the turn key approach can be a better way to invest, especially from Japan.BTW, are you an American citizen? 

It’s a college rental...not a corporate dissolution.

You will have a huge head start with a college degree and no debt versus the majority of other 22 year old Americans.

Hi Melissa,It'll always amazes me that Americans would invest in real estate in Canada when so many Canadians invest in US real estate because they find out it's more profitable.

Full disclosure I am new to BP and not an American nor living in the US so am not familiar with many of the nuances of your market.