@Joshua SmithGenerally yes, but now you have to contend with potential double taxation and accumulated earnings tax.No simple answer and you should consult a CPA to determine the most tax efficient structure.

The eCHECKit Trustee's Returned ACH Transactions Motion contends that eRentPayment, LLC made Internet posts encouraging its customers and customers' tenants to request return transfers of the rent payments they made prepetition, and the Motion further contends that eRentPayment, LLC's customers have requested an unusually large number of returned transfers of pre-petition funds, which process eCHECKit Trustee asserts should cease.4.

Looking forward, I still contend that an economy in recession won't help the overall STR business.

Both of these men would have (Bud is deceased) contended that there is more money in buying existing communities than developing communities.

All real estate activities you do are subject to the oversite of your broker because a claim can be made against their e&o insurance.2) I would contend that in some states you absolutely have to be licensed to wholesale legally...and in other states I would say a licensed agent should absolutely never wholesale via the method of using an assignable contract. 

For example, RentRedi is free now if you are a BP Pro member that could potentially make it a contender with Innago for my use.

We raise cash from investors for this same purpose...it's just a lot easier to contend with.  

Reno, Nevada, with its booming economy, diverse housing market, and attractive tax benefits, is emerging as a top contender for California investors looking to diversify and grow their portfolios in 2024.Why Reno is Attracting California Investors:Lower price point: Enjoy significantly more bang for your buck compared to California's expensive markets like San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego.Tax-friendly environment: No state income tax and lower property taxes offer substantial savings for long-term investors.Growing economy: Boasting a diverse economy driven by healthcare, technology, and tourism, Reno offers strong job growth and rental demand.

And, if the property was recently acquired, we probably won't have to contend with 704(c).In this case can you direct me to the source of your statement?

@Ryan Blackstone This might be a dumb question but when it comes to buying from wholesalers or off market do you generally need to make cash offers to be a contender or can you finance them?