Thanks againhttps://casetext.com/statute/california-codes/california-revenue-and-taxation-code/division-2-other-taxes/part-11-corporation-tax-law/chapter-7-net-income/article-3-items-not-deductible/section-244365-interest-depreciation-taxes-or-amortization-paid-with-respect-to-substandard-housing

It all depends on your unique situation.  

Texas is a unique state that it does not have a state income tax. 

-are unique in that they develop their own gear alongside the brands for which they are also a supplier.

It has extremely unique capabilities that directly support national security.

The individual members which you can probably find on your state division of corporations site. 

The question is not "exactly what will my ROI be", it's more about the uniqueness of the situation and the opportunities it affords.

@Pavel Bennett There's more to it:  Walls and floors between units would need to be Fire-rated separations; usually two separate forms of egress (unobstructed access / exits leading outside); separate meters (utilities and water); separate kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms; unique addresses...etc.  

Every case is unique, but I'm optimistic. #2: Yes, as appropriate.

I would with a bunch of wholesalers here in Columbus, Ohio.Here is a good video on wholesaling in Ohio that was put out by the Ohio Division of Real Estate https://www.youtube.com/watch?