If by real estate business you’re implying you have little or no money to invest but are contemplating using one of the guru inspired methods (subject to, “wholesaling” , fix n flip) to create cash flow, I’d encourage you to do research on the true success/failure rate of people who engage in these endeavors, the amount of money the successful operators spend monthly on marketing, and the real time commitment and knowledge and experience necessary for success.  

if MTR are really LTR, then we have a large inconsistency with marketing channels.My response: There is another platform that is designed with MTR in mind.

Their out of the box industry software is designed for stocks and bonds, not real estate. 

I'll say, it's a good sign that the founder/owner is willing to engage questions.

They may even engage in intense, detailed negotiations.

If you engage in a real estate investment program as a means to build wealth, you are going to incur a significant amount of debt early on and likely for the next 30 years, as your holding grow.  

ADU providers (designers, developers, etc) state the appraisals have not caught up with the true value of he ADU.  

I also have a world class designer on my team that helps get these kind of properties from the average $60-$75k/yr range to over $100k/yr range (for 3bd homes; more the bigger you go).  

Most “service dogs” are not service dogs, just like most folks parking in designated handicap parking places are not legitimately handicapped.  

Entities that are not "disregarded" need their own QBO to ensure their balance sheets remain 100% accurate.We do run into an issue every now and then with some transactions that don't allow us to designate the customer/property but we've found ways to get around this and still have the transaction reflect the appropriate customer/property.This allows us to pull all the financial reports our Clients and their tax pros need to see.I'm in no way saying our way is the end-all-be-all but it works for us and our Clients' tax filers/advisors.There's a FB group called, "Bookkeepers for Real Estate Investors".