from what i understand, as far as tax purposes go its all depends on what designation you use. you can get away with deducting a lot more as an s corp than a regular sole prop llc. deduction in car payments, milage, entertainment for business expenses, rent if you use a home office etc. stuff you cant get away with without one. i had to set up an llc in order to get funding and hardmoney lenders wont lend unless you have a set up of sorts. im sure theyre ****** aspects but with a good accountant you can get a lot more out of it.  

Representing yourself as the owner's "agent"....this is going to be entertaining reading if you'll update us in a few years.

Including outfits regularly doing very large wholesale fees (20-50k+)I would really like to entertain the idea of getting into building.

I'm going through a divorce and would entertain offers for a 50% equity stake to buy out the ex-wife's half.

You cannot solve your problem with a Netflix marathon or endless entertainment distractions.

I started watching Treme (I know I'm late) and it is pretty entertaining.    

Remember, it's not just the people on the lease, you may need to account for visitors as well if the tenants entertain a lot.The best way to know what you are getting into is check with the company that currently services the septic system.

Don't get me wrong, I want tenants to call me with legitimate issues, but some tenants are just lonely and like to call the landlord for entertainment.

Jerred, they must claim to be in the entertainment business!

When I kept having a world of trouble loggin onto here over about a 10 minute period I ended up finally losing it and kicking the door on my entertainment center and breaking it.