She said that it was fine.

As long as I didn't buy into an existing rent control building I was fine.

Another note - if you are holding a couple 2 flats, that's fine.

A wholesaler can bring you a good deal, but if the wholesaler is not in the business of renovations or even the "slow grind" of renting homes out, they may be fine with giving you a deal in exchange for their finders fee - typically around $5,000.

Loans are fine if you can sell a bank on yourself and your property. 

Your scenario will work fine.

I have spoken to the IRS about this strategy at length and I feel that even if your S-Corp is lending to YOU (and not another S-Corp) that the safest thing is to make sure you charge an interest rate when doing this.  3% would be completely fine for "market rate" right now. 

That said ... you will be totally fine in the Highlands area of Denver.

Whitney is right about management - if you are managing it yourself that's fine - but make sure you include those costs if you end up moving again and will need to use a property manager once you move.

I recently raised rents and the tenants were fine with the increase.