@Jacob RiveraS-corporation is usually a bad choice for holding rental properties, tax-wise.Why did you decide to use an S-corp?

This seems like an obvious choice, but plenty of people would pay more to rent than buy.  

It has been months now that investors have been complaining about the lack of transparency, the failure of their investments, the fact that what is being said on the CM podcasts are completely different than the experience on the ground and it is documented that rather than assisting people that bought based on his recommendation and bought directly from him, he is laying the blame at the feet of others and claiming to be a victim himself.That has been going on for a very long time and now you tell a story of having bought two properties in March with the exact same issues that were being complained about last year.At this point, it is a choice by this company to operate this way. 

My goal is to get put of rat race ASAP, so may be this is the right choice?

That was gross but the house that was our top choice charges for a cleaning fee with each rental so that’s a net zero.

I see no choice but to but it, because I'll own the whole building.

I see no choice but to but it, because I'll own the whole building.

As I was doing my research there were couple articles as well as posts where it stated that buying a foreclose property for novice is not a good choice since there are many situations such as liens can make your deal go south.

Only other choice is to bring in an expert for a $200 which adds up with the number of nests we get.

Also IMO any business should be scalable and setup so you can eventually step away and let it run itself without your involvement, so an eponymous name is a poor choice in that regard because the name implies the company will never grow bigger than you.