He understood the racket. 

From a practical standpoint, a Corp offers the same liability protection and eliminates the double tax racket.  

Seems like an unnecessary racket.

Workers are taxed heavily and prevented, unless you're an accredited investor, from investing in higher return LP investment opportunities...leaving options available....public funds and retirement plan high-fee racket also only allowing you to invest in public funds unless you self-direct.

It has become a "racket" with many attorneys who are hired by HOA's.  

I don't have the same level of experience as Luka in needing to go to court and those types of things, but I too have been down the road of getting the proper permits, going to the codes office and all that racket and I agree with him in that if the property is not zoned as a designated "non-owner occupied" zoning type (which you can find here: https://www.nashville.gov/Codes-Administration/Sho...)

You can study the game of tennis all you want.... but put the racket in your hand and its a new type of learning. 

It's a racket.

It’s a racket if you ask me.

LOL It's such a racket, but at the end of the day I pay it and move on because I'm paying about $1000 for replacement vs. over $4000 if I have to hire an AC company directly.