Interesting.Hmmm, he's President and successful, and was there. 

That analysis will compare whether it makes sense to remain as LLCs, elect S-Corp, or even consider a C-Corp.

But you can elect to make a "grouping election" to combine your properties to form a group so that you just have to materially participate in the group rather than each property.  

If you’re making the decisions and your property manager is just carrying them out, those hours count too.Be careful with the aggregation election under Reg. §1.469-9(g).

(Regardless of if the simplified reporting election is made or not)Is that being taken into account for the example / suggestion here? 

He's the Vice President of Investor Lending with BluPrint Home Loans.

.• The entity affects liability more than taxes—unless you elect S-Corp treatment for active businesses (not usually recommended for rentals).This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

Yeah but we've never had a "Crypto President" before...

Your tenants are going to be complete and total savage animals.It is not very 2025 of you to compare Section 8 RESIDENTS to animalsMy local elected city officials say that everyone is entitled to a home You are right, comparing Section 8 folks to animals is very disrespectful.

Generally, electing to be taxed as a partnership or an S corporation can provide a broader range of deductible expenses and potential tax planning opportunities.