Everyone can just point the finger at someone else.With a true turnkey model "one stop shop" per se, the penny drops with the turnkey provider and only they are to blame as most genuine turnkey providers will put their name and reputation behind their product/operation.Just my opinion.Thanks 

The Court is patient with you, as a pro se (not using an attorney), when you file motions and briefs so long as you follow the ”process”.

Here's the link, probably a better source.https://fred.stlouisfed.org/se...

We are thinking a "Project House" in the SE Suburbs/ Exburbs of Charlotte, High Point / Greensboro, or suburb / Exburbs of Raleigh. 

I love the SE coordinator next to the lake...Bronzeville, Hyde Park, Washington Park, South Shore, Woodlawn!

. #2 reason is that rentals already bypass self-employment taxes (usually) which is the primary benefit of an S Corp (reduce SE tax plus PTET possibility).There is zero harm leaving it in the S Corp just don't revoke your election.

@Winter Jones,To qualify for the Solo 401k you must have legitimate self-employment activity, here is the explanation from the IRS, you must meet those criterias: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...

I haven't talked to any CPA's that specialize in real estate or investing per se, just ones that have said they can do taxes for me.  

Hey mate,My opinion is to hire a local trusted property manager.Investing in real estate should not be about getting yourself into "another job" but rather elevating and delegating.Don't do the "$20 per hour work" per se but rather focus on scaling your portfolio.Granted a property manager can "make" or "brake" an investment so be super diligent.Just my opinion for what it's worth.All the best

Usually, if you qualify you could get up to 75% of the value post construction for funding to do the project but in stages.So there won't always per se be a hard downpayment.