Is it better to buy property as an individual or through a corporation (s-corp/LLC)? i see pros and cons. I am planning on buying as rental and holding the property for as long as feasible. Not looking for too fast ni...

I have been working in corporate law for just over three years now, and am getting sick of 60-80 hour workweeks where i am ALWAYS at the whim of my clients and the partners at my firm.

A negligent discharge is most likely a crime and in some places an accidental discharge is also.I'd figure out this fact first and then move on to the concept of a drive-by or similar......Definitely worth keeping an eye on though.

(I've posted a few of my clients' Denver house hacking deal diaries -- one here doing the lock-off basement like you and another that did a rent-by-the-room house hack.)Sounds like you've got your eyes on the next one already.

Some people buy at 'potential' value.I am assuming you are having a 2nd set of eyes on your analysis.

Actually, I should add that starting a new thread with the full question in the title would catch people's eye as they scroll through - for example, "Looking for a Property Manager in {County X}", this way when people who can help you spot your post, it will get in front of them without them having to click on it & search to see where it is (which they probably won't do).  

I look at MHP every day so if you are still considering it and want a second set of eyes to look over the numbers I would be happy to help you out.  

What should he keep an eye out for?

So I’m eyeing a property and I’m really thinking about a fix and flip loan.I’m just really concerned about the market risk.

I've been catching up on as many podcasts as possible as well as learning through various books and articles for the past few months, so I've grasped a basic understanding on many concepts.