Are you seriously posting ChatGPT-generated content.

Do not put rental properties in an S Corp.Generally, you should have an S Corp for flips, property management operations, commissions and any other activities that generate ordinary income.Passive investments should be held in pass-through entities like partnerships.I'm not an accountant, but I have clients and personally had to pay taxes to move long-term holds out of S Corps just to change title (e.g. for refinancing).

1) With rent control, it keeps inventory low, thus high appreciation for rents.2) Higher dollar appreciation. 3% increase on a $1M value is higher than a 3% appreciation on a $100,000 value. 3) Same as #2 but with rents.4) Because of the above, you could argue that you are generating a higher net worth faster. 5) Expensive markets like LA, NY, and SF can be great for house hackers.6) Because I first bought in LA and then bought a second house hack, I have been able to leverage business partner, HELOCs, and a 1031 exchange and now have 15 doors between four states and I haven't had to put a down payment of my own money (or at least BRRRR and got my money back).

I did ask about short sale and they said they would need to see a HUD statement and purchase agreement to do that but I was confused how I would generate those two items without an agreement from Kiavi on the short sale amount? 

This saves him quite a bit on conference fees, and helps him generate even more passive revenue for anyone else looking to use the conference center at other times of the year. 

(I have five rentals).Thanks depends on if you can generate capital losses safely in the year your taking the gain.

Word on the street is that Split systems (common in . . . . a LOT of places other than the US) operate at a lower energy consumption rate per heating unit and cooling unit. 

Additionally, Memphis is known for its strong rental market, with a steady demand for rental properties, making it a promising area for generating reliable cash flow from long-term rentals.Your familiarity with Memphis is a significant asset.

Id love some input on starting my own property management business to generate cash for more deals.

I currently work in the energy sector, but my ultimate goal is to become financially independent through real estate.