If there is anyone with luxury rental experience in Greenville that can lend some advice or experience, I'm all ears. 

The property does not hit the 1% rule currently but I believe with all the continued development in the community that within the next couple years I can raise rent enough to hit the 1% rule.

I could certainly be wrong on all of it. 

I contributed by putting in all the sweat equity in the property.

Let's say you buy a property for $100,000, all cash, no leverage.

When raising rents, do you send them the rent increase all at the same time.

To me the info is all outdated on most if not all of the CE courses, find the one that you can complete in the shortest amount of time, and get back to investing.

Hello all,Business is going well, and most of you know me as an investor focused Realtor in Omaha and in the next couple months I have the amazing opportunity to scale that business exponentially as the Acquisitions Director for an amazing Real Estate Company (more info to publish later) but I am actually seeking recommendations for a good real estate tax professional who serves the Omaha area.Basically I am already formed as S Corp but I am forming an LLC (potentially under my S Corp) with myself and the contractors I work hand in hand with to renovate properties with the intent of serving under one "legal" roof when we assist investors in finding and renovating properties for investors and want to make sure we set ourselves up as strong as possible.Any recommendations?

-Move and use all the equity towards our next house and stay out of rentals?

I haven't had to use it at all throughout the year, but seems like a good way to mitigate super expensive risks.