Another decision is how much hand-holding and therapy you want to do?

They need some real therapy or medication, which they are not getting. 

Hi, I am looking into real estate, I’m 24 years old and I’m in the military and I have a degree in Respiratory therapy.

I have an LLC already established for yoga business that, due to Covid and my attention being focused on RE, is pretty null and void.

If you'd answer yes to such question, then it means that business-related training should be considered a business expense and be paid by the corporation.Now, the same employee comes to you and says: boss, I signed up for yoga classes and I want you to pay for them because, you know, I'm more productive after some yoga.

I host a monthly wine therapy, pre-covid, but its coming back soon(found a private lender and a few deals over the last 7 years).

They will pay me back when things have settled (Yoga Studio).This Portfolio is located in Berwyn, with a few condos located in the city of Chicago. 

Nature of the client visit (is it just to discuss business or will there be things like physical training, therapy, etc.)

Therapy - Think you need to show "tough love".I know I'm old, but I wanted to get my a$$ out of parent's house as soon as I could.  

Purchase price: $307,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Bought this house as a primary residence for myself, wife and dog. stumbled into househacking by renting out basement to traveling physical therapy students, listened to BiggerPockets, educated ourselves on all thins real estate investing, changed our lives, fully turned property into rental and bought the next one!