@Nur Al Sharif you really don’t want rentals in an S Corp for all the reasons already mentioned, plus if you ever needed to pull a property out of the S Corp and back into your personal name, it would be considered a sale and your S Corp would owe taxes on a property you effectively did not sell.S corps are primarily used in RE for flipping or PM businesses.Respectfully, it seems you are trying to “simplify” VERY complicated tax implications without a fundamental knowledge of the Code.

Credit score is based on several factors: On time payments, length of credit history (average # of years each account is open), credit utilization (what % of your open credit lines are you using), total available credit, recent inquiries, and new accounts.I'm going to simplify this somewhat, but if you have 2 credit cards and both have a limit of $10k, you have total available credit of $20k.

The value conversation tends to carry more weight with typical homebuyers who are looking for someone to simplify the process for them, handle admin duties, and negotiate on their behalf.

Setting up a limited partnership is too much of a PITA for one project ... and by having the 100% funder hold title it simplifies everything and cuts expenses. 

I’m trying to simplify my insurance into one policy with better coverage.

They have some free services ("Track and manage your guests, bookings, cleanings, tasks, and finances in one place") and a paid plan ("Automate the routine and simplify the rest.

@Aaron Bihl thanks for the response, I agree that segmenting by zip is too simplified but it's still good to get a general understanding of the different areas of town :)

With all the things going on with my new job and trying to go back to school, I needed to simplify a very stressed out life.

Now, I could get a license and simplify things a bit but it seems expensive and time consuming, I'd rather save that for later if/when I know that REI is the right path for me.

Being frugal, conserving, and simplifying are things to aspire to.