My knowledge of corporate structure is basic, but I have decided on my corporate structure, and how I should develop that aspect.

You don't need to be running a corporation or LLC to qualify for the solo 401(k) and the much better contribution limits.

Welcome to BP.As a fellow 36 year old with three kids and a more than 9 to 5 corporate gig, I know how you feel.This is definately the right place to learn.

How and why they are set up sometimes attracts a marketing term but has no meaning in law. correction, a trust is a legal entity, i just set up a corporation with a trust owner.

A Corporate umbrella is probably a good idea for that type of endeavor.

i quickly found out not only could i do it, but i enjoyed working with corporations and principals better then residential borrowers.

In California, where I have experience, you can do it under the Department of Corporations.

I concluded it is a really bad idea to rent furnished except for fringe markets (corporate rentals, vacation properties).Some simple examples of the negatives.Lots of inventory to manage and evaluate when changing tenants.

Flexible schedule, ability to "pop in" on my guys working on my RE projects, and all the benefits of a top notch large cap. medical corporation.

I have tasted the corporate life and decided it is not for me.