And since the S-Corp’s profits pass through to you, you’d still pay personal income tax on the rental income.

Currently, I own Luxury Autowerks, an auto shop in Denver, and I personally self-manage the ski-in/ski-out short-term rental in Keystone, CO while also helping to diversify and expand my families real estate portfolio.My long-term goal is to own apartment buildings (100+ Doors), and I’m taking my first steps into acquiring our first small multifamily property.

It is DSCR based and no personal tax returns are required to qualify.

Looking for recommendations from people who have personally used a specific lender and had good experience.

One key difference is that Prime also includes monthly bookkeeping in their pricing.For reference, here’s what Taxstra provides for $1,500:• Preparation of individual tax return• Electronic filing of federal & state returns• Review of prior-year return for consistency• Up to two hours of post-filing support for minor corrections/questions• Digital document storage• Short-term rental loophole assistance• Personalized video walkthrough of the tax return• IRS/State correspondence for any notices or inquiries• Year-round access for “quick questions” (not requiring additional research)Does anyone here have experience with either of these services, or have recommendations on what to prioritize at this stage?

I personally don’t want to be in the BUSINESS of running a consumer service.  

Currently working through a live-in first-floor renovation at my parents’ house, and we’re finally nearing the end of the rough-in stage. It’s exciting to see everything slowly coming together!
I’ve helped with family...

As far as home office no longer being an IRS "red flag" I guaranty that if you put a home office deduction on a personal return on Turbo Tax it will move their audit risk needle.

We are thinking about taking out 100K for personal expenses once we finance.

While I know that return goals are different for each investor and their specific goals, it seems that a bad or low-performing deal for one person might be what another investor is looking for.