Growing cash flow  comes with increased taxation and to get all your equity by selling you deal with cap gains. 

The taxation relief for empty spaces in Canada is wonderful for investors, not so here in Texas.

Zoning, taxation and allowable uses are separate things, though usually they do "match up".

Paperwork is paperwork, just pay somebody to do it for you, maintain a paralegal who specializes in asset protection and business taxation, this enables you to do paperwork for less than half the price which a regular attorney would charge.

Taxation without representation and no category on BP, so sad

Tax rates are pretty much the same for Montclair and Newark, it is all based on the property value.I was surprised to see areas like Irvington and East Orange to have the highest rates, but property values are very low.http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/lpt/taxra...Hope this helps :)Anastasia

In the event you conduct an operating business inside the IRA, all income is subject to UBIT.Lastly, if you're able to pay off your mortgage a full 12 months prior to the sale (zero debt ratio calculation at time of filing) of your real estate, you can avoid UBIT taxation on any of the gains you derive at sale.

Double taxation sucks.The nature of an S-Corp is that income is supposed to be of an active nature.  

It requires a good corporate attorney that specializes in larger commercial properties, management compliance and taxation.

Even though I am a "newbie" and have limited knowledge about creative real estate, he was kind enough and patient enough to  spend a significant amount of time with me.He discussed how to approach an owner and how to structure different deals, how to Joint Venture with a seller,  which neighborhoods to buy houses in and why,  how to find owners ready to sell on good terms, and much, much more including a quick review of IRS taxation, trusts and Dodd-Frank.Thank you BiggerPockets and thank you Brian Gibbons.