The benefits for tenants is often out balanced by the disadvantages for the owner.

I am purchasing a home and the seller wants seller financing to defer the capital gains tax.

BP is great for gaining education and connecting with others.

Also buying property inside of retirement account eliminates any tax savings (depreciation mainly, but others) you normally benefit from.

There are certain people, like Grant Cardone, that can talk non-stop and it actually benefits them in negotiating because they can basically sell ice cubes to an Eskimo.

It really depends on what the client is trying to gain and what the end goals are. 

*Looking for advice and to have this question answered- If I kept everything under the C-Corp would I pay the Capital Gains tax and then pay an income tax personally (double taxation) Or will I not need to pay the C-Corp Tax as long as I pay myself the wage asap?

My goal from the beginning was to sell it after 2 years and avoid capital gains.

I felt okay about it, and I am hoping that if signing up for a program doesn't turn out well, I can at least benefit others by helping them to avoid doing the same.

increase your limits every few months, this has the added benefit to reduce your utilization.