Sure, if an owner-employee is adamant about not wanting to draw salary, and is okay with the double taxation and higher effective tax rate, a C Corp is more "flexible" for him and makes more sense. 

@Michael BlackwoodThere is no difference in taxation between an IRA and Solo 401(K) on trade or business income generated from a short term rental. 

(For example, extreme taxation or rules about non-owner occupied properties being eligible for vacation rentals.

So I just didn't know the best way to hold title and reduce the blow of taxation on this kind of project scope.   

Legal liability and taxation. 

Do we avoid taxation?

There are about 20 CPAs and accountants on this site that specialize in real estate taxation. 

Coming from a banking world I think of a fully indexed rate as an index plus a margin to arrive at final rate. but you make a great point. sadly it will never happen, government needs inflation to happen and the double taxation on it.

If so, there are about 20 CPAs and accountants on this site that specialize in real estate taxation. 

I was also told that I should never put real-estate into an S-Corp, but how else could I alleviate myself from the double taxation from LLCs?