I have been using Corporate Direct to set up my LLCs and was using my usual CPA for the past 10 years but she didn't have specific RE experience.

Corporate furnished housing?

We have not yet filed my taxes for 2020 but I believe my corporation is going to give me a salary of about 30k, with a ~50k distribution pay since 2020 was my first year in business.

All this does is push small landlords out of business and turns another industry into a corporate only.

You can rent one of the units AirBnb or corporate rentals.

Being a dealer actually works best for the S-Corp or even C -Corp. 

I work a 9-5 corporate job, and for the past 1-2 years I’ve been thinking about real estate investing non-stop because simply put, my job isn’t enough for me.

Article in the WSJ this morning about how foreign corporations are buying up SFRs. 

Question for any one who has come upon this situation for California-based landlords-We have a single property (SFH) which we run ourselves, not under an real estate investment trust, corporation, or LLC which would normally be a slam-dunk exception from California's AB1482 bill for rent cap increases and no-cause evictions.However, we built a "SFH" (on the permit) ADU in the back, which I've read can be interpreted as no longer applying as exempt from the law, but can't find specific wording in the law. 

Are you talking from an "accounting" or "legal / corporate veil" point of view?