Well you can use leverage in the stock market by buying on margin or using derivatives/options... but it is extremely risky ;)Another aspect is the ability to "short" stocks or make money on the way down.

A common barrier to new whole loan investors is deriving a bid which creates a trade.

You posted no details other than an 8% return from holding RE and claim t is lower risk than my suggestion through your arguments.I never stated that the higher returns were derived from or promised by "prophets".While I agree that typically, higher returns usually come with higher risk, a smart investor can achieve both double digit annual returns and low risk via note/trust deed investing.I also agree that understanding risks is important as they relate to returns.

Discounts on REO, especially step discounts are derived from property condition or title defects.

Before that I worked in new track home construction as a finish foreman for painting and drywall contractors.I find the stock market stressful and difficult to derive profit from.

Are there any benefits I can derive from this (cash) capital contribution that I made - in taxes or otherwise?

I have heard of Courthouse Retrial System and Chandler Reports.My current method of deriving this data is not easy and not always up to date.Thanks, :D

Hey everyone,just wondering how you would find out what to charge for rent, which is obviously what you subtract from expenses to find your cashflow.Is it derived from similar properties in the area?

This is where the question of my topic was derived from and so far, no one has been able to present a valid source.

I am not sure one way or the other in regards to the C-corp, however, I do know that you are rquired to make paychecks, not all income can be derived from dividends.