Many times they're dealing with long term leases, some with corporate guarantees, that seems less risky than B or C class apartment building tennants.Any thoughts, insights?

Then try to sell at a premium.3) Hold onto it long term and put a corporate renter in one side, and a long term tenant in the other to maximize cash flow.I suppose there are two questions there.What's the best way to use a HELOC in this situation?

So technically unrelated by a very specific corporate structures and different ownership distribution.  

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Did you form a separate Corp or held it within your Canadian entity.

I'm thinking I should create a C Corporation instead of an LLC, since the corporate tax rate was lowered to a flat 21 percent rate this year since the passage  of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on December 20, 2017 to avoid paying UBIT tax.

I'd start with absentee owners, property that was not purchased from 2005-2008, exclude corporations and trust owned.

We have $25k for emergencies, and another $65k either in brokerage accounts or high interest savings/checking accounts, though we're pretty far behind in retirement savings due to some debt I had from the only other time I've been a landlord (a long story about getting screwed by a RE attorney/property manager from a home from my previous marriage), which has been paid off since 2013.I've known about my unemployment since Thanksgiving and am trying to move up the corporate ladder, but am finding it difficult to progress to in-person interviews for job titles that are above anything I've had yet, but I am getting initial interviews for VP/EVP/SVP roles with recruiters.

Hi EveryoneFor the past 5+ years my company has been long term leasing apartments, duplexes, townhomes, and houses as regular corporate tenants and then actively managing them as corporate and short-term rentals.

Las Vegas is in a situation where: Population is growingJob quality and quantity is increasingUnemployment is decreasingDue to the low cost of living and no state income taxes, is very likely to attract a percentage of people seeking a lower cost of livingHowever, there is more to the story.Corporate ExpansionThe 2018 Tax Law reduced tax rates and encourages US corporations to expand operations within the US as opposed to overseas.