Theses towns are typically 50+ miles away from urban centers, so that they are at best on the fringe of the commuting areas.Best, though implies to me growth & cashflow.

Lampierre is on the fringe and a mouth piece for gun manufactures, IMO.

An LLC is (generally) a pass through entity for taxes, earnings from an LLC you own (fully or partially) flow directly through to your personal return.If you set up a C-corp, or elect to have the LLC taxed as a C-corp, there are certain fringe benefits that become deductible.But if the $175K AGI is from a W2 job, no dice.

A C-corp has the ability to take deductions for things like medical insurance and other "fringe benefits".

This particular house was on the fringe of Palo Alto, drug deals going on etc.

I consider Downriver and the fringe areas of Detroit nearby to be my focus and will help you however I could.

If you get big enough, C corp rules might allow you to deduct fringe benefits such as insurance premiums.

ROBS is not a fringe technique.

These areas that are attractive are often more expensive but you often can look to 2nd ring suburbs or just on the fringe of these areas for good deals.

I cannot save the world so I keep out of the flood zone areas and work along the fringes of the "safe zones" and all is good.