The thing that amazes me is real estate is one of the few serious investment vehicles that we would even have this discussion.

I don't contribute to a 401K or any type of stock retirement vehicle (I don't get an employer match though either - that would make me reconsider.)

What you want to ask the listing agent is: "has the home been de-titled, meaning, it's no longer a DMV vehicle, but rather, attached to the land and sitting on an FHA foundation".  

In addition, multiple neighbors have seen these people doing drug transactions around the house, with many different vehicles and I have solid evidence on my surveillance system of drug activity.

As a C-Corp isn't a pass through vehicle though, I still am rather confused as to the actual benefits.

Plus, good cash flowing turnkey props aren't often to be found in those markets precisely because of the high values - the PITI eats up the returns.On rare occasion, of course, even a good TK provider may need to charge a sales price that's a tad over the appraised value, but not by $20k.

It's a solid vehicle to build wealth especially if you can get a company match.However, if your goal is to use rental income for an early retirement, the 401K is an indirect way to achieve your goals.Quick story - one of my mentors is in his 40s and a multi-millionaire.

For example, what's your preferred real estate investing vehicle(s)?

They are able to find accurate phone numbers, addresses, vehicles, jobs, and relatives, as well. 

Look at it as an umbrella on a rain day, you are the person that is holding the umbrella (guarantor) and the LLC is the umbrella protecting the people underneath.Same goes for Hard Money Loans, those funding vehicles are lended to people that are a good borrower.