Quote from @Dave Foster: @Patrick Rafferty, Any tax paying entity can do a 1031 exchange. 

There’s a short but informative book written by @Dave Foster as well as some YouTube videos.

You can also check with @Dave Foster he is who I send all of my clients to.

My LLC for PM would be taxed as a sole proprietorship unless I had other employees, which would equate to being considered just another source of regular income for me, meaning the $1000 I paid would be taxed at my individual income rate (25%) for a total of $250, meaning I would still only keep $7500.However, if I had more than just myself employed by the LLC and made less than $50k/year, I would only be taxed at 15% on the money I allocated for PM, or in this case, $150.

Hello, I am seeking expert advice on any (dis)advantages between two scenarios.Context: I am a full-time employee who works from home, I do not report to an office.My employer (HQ in Portland, OR) employs hundreds of employees who are either 'remote' or have assigned 'desk locations' throughout the country. 

Those Subs may be determined to be Employees under the State Workers Comp laws.  

But it does vary wildly - I work with a larger firm, we have in house professionals who focus 100% of their time on state and local tax / sales and use tax, various aspects of international, employee benefits, trusts, estates, gifts, etc, in addition to various industry focuses - and as a result we charge higher fees because there is a significant amount of very specialized knowledge floating around that is at our clients fingertips as they need it. 

Quote from @Steven Foster Wilson: Quote from @Neetu Patil: I'm new to real estate investment and am considering hard money lending for quick and flexible financing.

I'm a co-host for medium term rentals and I pay my employees per hour for tasks like driving from one of the homes to the store, shopping for parts, etc. so I could see where the PM gets the charges.

This is something we're interested in providing for our company's employees including ourselves.