I'll be on-site, involved in the continuous maintenance, management, advertising for tenants, etc. so in that light it's a business (with all tax deductions that implies), AND I use a room in order to run that business (with all the deduction that THAT implies)?

Maybe Account Closedshould go to the profession implied by his name.

As the title of the post implies, I need some help determining the best structure for my real estate business. 

I am confused Orion is one post you say you couldn't get a 203K loan and then in the second you imply that a Homestyle is a 203K. 

I'm not fighting that, but just implying that while the two-day deadline is important, the act or receipt of the money by the agent, whenever that occurs, is more important.I've realized that the seller was within his rights, and was more frustrated with myself and the agent's behavior, or lack of professionalism.This isn't my 1,000th deal, would've been my second, and definitely not my full time job, so I'm still very much in a learning phase.

I hate grey areas.from my research:-VA loan does not specify a 12 month period mandatory occupancy requirement, therefore implying you must occupy for life of loanconflict: everyone says you can move out in 12 months and be fineim reading about the "bank police" now that supposedly check up for 12 months on whos name the utilites are in and will go after you if you dont live thereand the VA straight up told me yesterday "dont tell the lender if you plan to move in a year they wont approve you"no idea what to believe at this point, if theres not a 12 month occupancy rule when you sign the loan (my understanding is there is not) then what is the rule?

Having said that, like most all of the trainers/gurus he does have services he tries to upsell. 

It implies that in scenario B the person wants to keep doing what they do to earn $350k.

He would come very early, 7am, and would leave around 7pm, disrupting neighbors.D) Responsibility for Repairs“Under the “implied warranty of habitability,” the landlord is legally responsible for repairing conditions that seriously affect the rental unit’s habitability.

Saying "your company" implies you aren't an employee of the owner, and asking implies you are not a licensee, otherwise you'd know the answer, so your first issue is managing properties without a license, might think it's not an issue, just another law getting in the way, but it can matter when issues arise with tenants.State law may require an escrow account, as the funds are not yours.