"Benefits" like housing and healthcare and childcare.

My corporation usually loses money most years, however I receive a great monthly rent as the owner of the building, the lease is triple net to boot, and not to forget the business meetings in vacation like settings, health care, life insurance, a vehicle and all costs of running the vehicle.

Omaha has some real steady Fortune 500 companies and a growing Health Care sector that includes increased enrollments at several nursing schools and the University of Nebraska Medical Center.

(more info: We don't have kids, have high job security, and don't have any healthcare costs...I don't know if a lender would even look at those things)

@Adrian Chu I currently am working on residential architecture (of all scales) though I have experience in commercial, hospitality, and healthcare design.

This C Corp will be used to write off your expenses and get fringe benefit like health care and qualified retirement plans.Last I don't believe a domestic trust will create asset protection anymore as many case law have showed that it did not work.

Some potential benefits of investing in real estate in Columbus include:Strong economic growth: Columbus has a strong and diversified economy, with a number of major employers in fields such as healthcare, education, and technology.

When you hit 8 Mile you'll see everything turn to crud.You're much better putting your money into a city outside of Detroit, like Southfield, Ann Arbor, or maybe even Troy.

My market is Sioux Falls, SD, the city is around 200,000 people and growing, the economy is built on finance and health care.

Making real estate a side venture alongside your healthcare job sounds like an exciting journey.