@Brandon L. yes - the only way timeless the S-Corp tax tatusnis to first form an LLC or C-Corp.An S-Corp is a tax status.

If not, you are a gambler.So, to your original question, if you are active you limit your effectiveness because you run out of time = less moneyIf you are passive, you leverage other people's time and can have many irons in the fire at the same time even though you have to do things sometimes = more moneyIf you are a gambler, you put forth no effort so you unwittingly give your money to others = no money

No wasted time. Less

I did a big presentation in San Jose back in the day and he took me to the store and I bought 2 Cavalies suits for I think 5k or so but man those are nice suits I still have them and they are timeless.. but the 800 dollar loafers nope.. 

You are creating a durable product with timeless appeal...boring and tough.

White cabinets are a timeless look that will always have a market.

Timeless  vs. trendy is where I'm going.  

How the laws pan out over time creates all kinds of weird distortions, much higher rents for the remaining units available (and higher fair market rent increases over time), portion of slummy buildings over time, less availability for new people coming into town and locals' household formation, etc..

You want a timeless look.  

As far as exterior latex goes I would 100% spend the extra money and go for the premium product like -Timeless- from PPG.