Hey Bigger Pockets Team - I have done some research on moving my 401k from corporate America to some form of self directed venue.Like Dirty Harry - I am looking for THE GOOD, THE BAD and THE UGLY!

My general advice for fix and flips is to set up your business as an S-corporation. 

Stadiums and conference centers often prove to have negative net economic effects - basically government giveaways to private corporations that don't pay for themselves.  

National corporate guarantee  among thousands of locations backing the lease seeing sales once every 6 months or a year can usually be okay.

For analysis of Garret Sutton's positions check out his book Loopholes of Real Estate or his company, Corporate Direct.Trusts in general are a powerful tool for many different things.

Well there is the Double on a short term corporate lease at $1800 but I just wish I could get that all the time ;)Biggest thing to check is the sewer setup. 

I’m a mother of 4 my husband calls himself a corporate slave and that’s the reason I’m determined to become financially independent I have always been around real estate or had something to do with it.

In addition, I'm an opportunistic investor in multifamily's when I notice the collective market is confused (ie- when a big corporation is adding thousands of jobs to a town yet firesale prices exist on all the RE).

If instead you use an S-corporation, you avoid self-employment taxes. 

Then that company can buy the corporation in the USA from where I would be investing.