This is onlyy perspective from the experience of dealing with people...

Because from tax perspective, you pretty much only have the option for LLC - you shouldn't hold properties in a S- or C- corp (just google "real estate in C corp or S corp" or "holding real estate in a S corporation") unless you are an active investor (flipping), paying salary to yourself, or doing property management, in which case anyway, you should do it in a separate entity from the holding assets entity.

I'm particularly interested in the cash flow and appreciation potential of the market.What are the key pros and cons of investing in San Antonio from a cash flow perspective?

I'm speaking from the perspective of this:Tennant reports appliance isn't working.

To put it in perspective, it is 100% true that a cash buyer has an advantage over a person who needs a loan.

So we're very grateful to him for taking the time to put that together for us and for teaching us his perspective!)

I look at things from two perspectives, personal finance and investment.1. 

Thank you for these perspectives.

I virtually always agree with your perspective but when you rent there is no maintenance/cap ex, vacancy, PM, and the various misc.  

(WI taxes on my corporate income, concerns from my employers perspective, etc.)Scenario 1: Request my employer mark my work location as 'Remote'.