This is the main market for these businesses that rent you a "legit business address", to cater to startups looking to build credit. 

I’m a broker in Fort Lauderdalr, FL and my goal is to do more educational events to become more of a resource to others.I did start up a YouTube channel with my agents and I’m very excited for that. 

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Of significance, I have a successful track record of bootstrapping and scaling a tech startup, which I eventually sold for $10 million after just five years and 100+ employees, all without any external investment.

Have you factored in start-up costs and accurate management cost? 

I had a stake in a startup HML in Texas and helped set up a facility for it and a private lender who is open to it but never closed anything with him.  

Recently pulled HELOC on that primary and used $230K to help buy a 6 Plex and a 9 Plex and invest in a start-up, because the roughly $50k improvements had an ROI on my $600k to appraise well over $1M.I can keep on going, but you get the pic.

Recently, I've encountered startups and companies offering quick EMD financing at high interest rates (around 3-5% per month).

We have huge growth to come from recent additions to the tech sector (google, intel, amazon, honda, and many start ups).

IMO, if you want to leave your day job, your investments need to be high-cashflow. i would personally sell anything that's not giving you at least a 10-15% return on your equity, and 1031 into something that will be a little diversified but heavy on cashflow, like a 3-4 unit multifamily in a great STR and MTR market, using a few units for each of those two strategies. you can do this long distance easily & would 100% meet RE PRO status if you're self-managing a STR unit (double check with your CPA as everyone's situation is unique - this is not tax or legal advice). if you can buy a crappy one and BRRRR it, you could do this twice with the same startup capital from the 1031, and idk what your monthly cashflow goals are but that would put you in a pretty good position so long as you buy right!