What I am saying is businesses generate cash, real estate generates wealth (equity).

But yes; if a rental generates net income after all expenses that is still taxable. 

I've even paid for a subscription to have limitless access to all articles on multiple of these websites.

My overall goal is to generate monthly cash flow, and my current property might be a better rental option since it has equity.I’m also considering starting a business and purchasing the next property in the business’s name.

My wife and I plan to purchase a few properties ourselves, but with the lead generation strategies I’ll be implementing, I expect to come across more deals than we can personally handle.That’s where you come in!

Ready to learn, grow and gain financial freedom and generational wealth.

Quote from @Rushi Shah: @Anthony Therrien-Bernard : which website?

-Cons: On sale of property, the new owner would have to start from scratch on the income generation.

The business itself is generating 20-40k per month.

Here’s a bit of background on my current situation:I own one rental property that generates $1,900 per month in rental income, and it is paid off ($300K).My primary residence is also paid off ($288K).I’m currently building another rental property with cash ($200K).