Any public company focuses on share holders, so that means Airbnb will only increase fees and focus on profitability.

there isn't really double taxation in real estate, that typically refers to when a corp pays biz taxes, then pays dividends to shareholders who then pay taxes on their personal tax return.my understanding is that whenever you do sell, you pay cap gains on the first and second property, but the math is really weird as far as exactly how that is calculated.

There are more questions that affect whether you use a partnership agreement or a shareholder agreement. 

Double taxation for a C-corp only becomes an issue when paying shareholders after the tax year.

They want to advise a public company (with shareholders, lenders, profit expectations, and compensation tied to performance) to only work with grandmas who rent their son's former bedroom with an air mattress for a bed for cheep vs having large clients with hundreds or thousands of units/properties. 

I find credit unions to be most benificial...they are "in it" to help the share holders...not the big banks...got a HELOC at prime + .5 ...not too bad

.- The company will be a 3% shareholder of the house… for a possible sale.I wonder if this would be an option for someone like me who does not want to take risk for his first property. 

Once paid in full I will receive a shareholder certificate, this seller is said to be one of the largest shareholders as he's been grandfathered in over generations.

It's one thing to inherit shares out of probate, it's another for the co-op board to recognize you as the shareholder.

An election to change classification from a corporation to a partnership will be treated as if the corporation distributed all of its assets and liabilities to its shareholders in liquidation and the shareholders then immediately contributed all of the distributed assets and liabilities to a new partnership.For more information, see Contribution of Property in Pub. 541 and Distributions to Shareholders in Pub. 542."