BiggerPockets community, when I come across a MLS alert email from a RE agent, I have a hard time finding the following numbers, which are absolutely essential to run my cashflow and ROI analysis in a buy and hold scenario.

You are unable to take advantage of the tax benefits inherent to investing in real estate in the first place.

Essentially, what do you want (min. thresholds), how much risk you are willing to take, budget, investment time frame, time commitment and liquidity constraints.

Recently they decided to add a "Rental Reporting Policy" which essentially includes a $250 fee and a $1000 fine if owners do not report yearly who their renters are.

Government runs the school system and the government is a business.....The profits from the high tuition benefits the schools, the government, and the banks. 

From what I can gather a lot here form an LLC but file taxes as an S-corp which apparently has some tax benefits. 

This could be a benefit or a burden depending on turnover i guess.

The benefit of a 401(k) plan is that you can make contributions and additionally, your employer may make contributions. 

They were expanding and adding a new location, so they essentially crowdfunded for at least part of the cost to build and for equipment.

Knowing your market is always a huge benefit.