Don't bet on appreciation.

Did you lose a bet on a shady businessman and project it on to Mike?

Have always liked the ability to turn on the a/c or turn up the heat while returning from a trip while still at the airport so the house is nice and comfortable by the time you get there.

@Isaiah Williams and @Reid Hanley - my advice is to never decide on either kind of corporation, C or S, until your business is established.

But if we do get a recession, it's like the seasons, there is always spring after winter 🌤️ You can always bet on it!

I won't hold on to a property that I wouldn't consider living in myself (maybe at a different time in my life than now) or allow my 21 year old daughter to live in.I'm not a fan of the 2% rule anymore in Indianapolis as it usually puts you in C- or worse areas, but I do like nice homes that come in around 1.25%.

You want to have the properties on your 1040 and you want a separate Management LLC be it C or S-corp.Shanequa J.

As mentioned above single family rentals, eventually maybe apartments, flips or buy and sell on contract are a few of the investment vehicles I'm looking at.Some of my questions just off the top of my head are should I set up an L.L.C, how do you structure them so people can't peirce the corporate vail,  do many people set up C or S Corps? 

I treat it the same as any other surprise found on an inspection, termites, foundation, A/C or heat issues, they all have a price to repair. 

Also, what are ways to determine if a neighborhood is A, B, C, or D?