Is there any work around this.

What do you suggest is the best entity classification to choose from for a new, up-in-coming business owner to get the best balance between liability protection and tax advantages? 

I would prefer to hang it somewhere where they work with investors so I can gain experience before my first transaction.

I lived in Toronto for a couple of years, and the real estate there is quite funky.Making the trip and meeting people in person will be worth its weight in gold...GREAT CALL on that.We work solely in Chicago as a general contractor...for now. 

She is currently late on rent for the month August and still owes a remaining balance of $100 from the previous month.

Year 1: $2.25m Year 2: $2.35m Year 3: $2.5mARV: $3.5mEstimated Rehab Costs: $250,000-$300,000 (Rehab had already begun and I have all the contractor work orders)Exit Strategy:1. 

My company was only a couple of years old at that time, and I was still working a full-time job (working two full-time jobs, really).These are the shirts of men who have to get dressed for work for the day, going into the office from 9 to 5, so to speak.At that time, I was one of those men putting on a shirt and tie.

I'm ready to get to work. 

He specializes in working with investors.

So, i guess to your point its a matter of preference in regards to working with a buyer or negotiating a wholesale contract.