I have found really distinct opinions on it.

I've never heard of such a distinction.

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@Saran MandhadapuThe reason it needs to be an S-corp is that the sale has to be between two distinctly separate entities, each one filing its own tax return. 

The distinction is based on how your management decissions translates to your biottom line.   

I don’t know who this guy is but based on this thread, he sounds like a troll.Point I want to make is that there is a DISTINCT difference between a private money lender and a hard money lender.

The de minimis safe harbor rules (deducting tangible property costing $2,500 or less, $5,000 or less with an applicable financial statement) don't make a distinction between units being currently rented or under renovation as far as I know.

It's tough to rank the different software solutions because although many of them accomplish the same thing, they all have their own flavors and user experiences.

You know full well there is a distinct difference between doubling cash flow and buying cash flow.

Note that "bird dog"-ing is illegal in some states, including Illinois.Wholesaling of real estate is considered illegal by the courts in some states where the distinction between marketing a contract and marketing a property has been blurred by the wholesaler's marketing tactics.