I've been in construction for almost 20 years at this point and I've decided to start my own business.

More business and jobs coming our way!

I have attempted to find comps in the area and have not found any, I am wondering if that's because it's a bad idea. 

This can work, but there is a potential pitfall: assumptions.NOTE: I am not an attorney or business advisor.

I've done and dealt with almost everything that can go wrong in the Landlord world.It's not a pretty business.

Think of it more as being an owner-operator of a small hotel if anything, it's much more of a hands-on business.

I am a busy Professional, and although I am passionate about real estate,  I see Turnkey as my best choice due to my current 50/hrs work week.  

Hey David,I like this idea, but a couple things to consider:1.

Those people get excited about creating an awesome guest experience, they love to nerd out about revenue management, photography, staging, and other parts of the business so they get really really good at it, and they have jobs that allow them the time to manage themselves (and this doesn't have to be a lot of time btw).

How should I set up my business structure so that income from my rentals doesn’t increase my personal income reported to the IRS?