If it transforms into something else later then it will happen naturally.

We send people elsewhere if their problem involves real estate.Bigger Pockets is a valuable resource for many people, but because of its nature, it also has its own problems:Many people come to BP looking for "free and easy answers".

I'm naturally skeptical of real estate seminars and gurus "no money" investing schemes.  

If no natural gas, then is propane generally available?  

Its just the nature of the beast.

All of my clients that are Docs buy commercial due to its passive nature but you are putting in 700k to millions as the down payment on one deal.

If your business naturally transitions into other ares that is great but you don't want to uproot your entire strategy for this money partner only to find out later that this money partner is long gone.

.  :( Unfortunately, I as a landlord, for the second time around, I would love a tenant like you, but, I would only think twice and only twice; before I sold the property out from underneath you for the chance at an adequate capital gain endeavor, not pretty, but the nature of the business.

Guillaume:The reason you were taxed as 100% income versus capital gains was more due to the nature of your transaction (i.e. subdividing, flipping) which saw the property treated as inventory not a capital investment and not because your purchased the property with a corporation (we do that all the time).Corporations can realize capital gains just the same as corporeal individuals.

One of the problems with insurance is that you can not predict the nature of everything someone may sue you for.