@Sean H.Time to hit the brakes and figure out what you currently have, how you're using it now and what you're planning to do with the properties.Rentals do not have the SE tax and should never go into an S-corp.

I wanted to sit down with a real estate attorney and lay out those details...The offer was sent I guess out of excitement about the property but mind you I wasn’t there to pump the brakes on anything 😩

To a degree that development challenge puts the brakes on money flowing into certain areas too quickly.

It is starting to look more and more like the 70s and stagflation is becoming a real possibility as a result of fuel prices   For the data people out there, this a different set of equations, it brakes the models and is hard to quantify in a twitter feed.  

First off, pump the brakes immediately.

This would be you driving your car when you know the brakes are so bad they may not work and you hit someone.

Pumping the brakes on a runaway train is not the same as a correction.

Firestone would still sell tires, but oil changes, batteries, belts, and brakes are not used much on electric cars.   

It'll be more like someone doing a "brake check" on a tail-gating driver.What will be terrible is if we get back to high or hyper inflation.  5% will look like good times. 

I know once that happens, any investments I'm interested in will receive a hard brake from the wife.