In that event it would be a different tax payer and have to be treated much differently.  

Or you can directly meet them by registering to real estate events around you: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings 6.

This year (2020) I attended The Best Ever Conference in Keystone, CO, which is an excellent event that Joe Fairless host's every year.

@Zach Larimore, head to as many networking events as possible. 

Hi @Shane Smith -- this is something your CPA will be able to walk you through very simply, based on your business structure.The basic thing to understand here is this:  there are two different "events" involved in what you are describing:  Purchase and Taxes/Filing/Deducting/etcAs far as the real estate goes, in order to purchase the property in the business name you would simply put your business name in the "buyer" space in the contract and sign on behalf of the business, and then use a loan product compatible with the business.Again, this is the purchase piece and then the tax piece comes later.

(Possible "life-events": I.e., ...Death, disability, divorce or separation, job relocation, financial problems ----> "pre or post" bankruptcy, legal problems ----> civil suits, criminal actions, ...and more!)

When there is a major weather event, it is a good idea to contact the renter to see if there are any problems.

Find local meetups to continue building relationships (Network --> Events) 6.

I am focused more on the South Shore, but facing similar pains.It seems like MF has been largely unaffected by current events thus far, but maybe we will see some buying opportunity in coming months.Best of luck and see you around here!

I think we would have to have an appraisal done to determine fair market value in the event of a buyout.