So I stand corrected, I did not really se so many jurisdictions require some type of permit or special license and I didn’t bother to look at the original poster’s location.

@Bob Floss II I agree, one of the intermediate-term tailwinds of SE WI is the migration of some IL residents to lower tax areas, NW Indiana has also added residents from this trend.  

Deste modo, as alterações dão uma proteção extra aos inquilinos com mais de 65 anos ou deficiência igual ou superior a 60% que tenham celebrado contratos antes de 1990.Esta proteção aplica-se nos casos em que houve falta de informação ou de resposta às cartas de atualização das rendas, quando entrou em vigor o Novo Regulamento do Arrendamento Urbano (NRAU), e que viram o seu contrato a passar para cinco anos, correndo agora o risco de serem despejados.Se os inquilinos viverem há mais de 15 anos na casa – o que poderá ser comprovado por atestado da junta de freguesia – o contrato só pode chegar ao fim se a casa for demolida ou sofrer uma obra profunda que obrigue à saída de quem lá vive.Há ainda outra medida que visa proteger os idosos e deficientes, nomeadamente aqueles que assinaram o contrato de arrendamento entre 1990 e 1999.

@Ellie Narie , The rental income is not subject to SE taxes, so you really dont need S-corp. 

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It will take months of networking, meeting people at your local REIA, sending out a direct mail campaign, etc.I dont know how you can do it from SE Asia.

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The most common difference is that the state will impose some tax or fee on pass-through entities where the federal government does not.Many business organizations are required to have the same fiscal year as their owner(s) have or to basically have a deposit with the IRS to compensate for timing differences.https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...https://www.sba.gov/business-guide/launch/choose-b...