In this case, if you leave the profits in the C Corp, there is no double taxation and it’s potentially taxed at a lower rate than your ordinary income.Obviously, as you progress through that para it becomes more complicated and costly.

This is going to be complicated. 

Your why + excellent education and deep network of experienced folks you have a chance at making a new complicated asset like an active business work for you.Best of luck.   

Its a complicated strategy though.  

I have a specific situation and cant find a answer that fit my complicated question. 

I feel like it's easy to over complicate this and I've confused myself unfortunately :)..The definition of IRR being the discount rate that makes NPV equal to 0 makes sense to me.

You're basically aiming to have $300k in equity to tap for each child as they go to school (we'll put aside inflation, NPV, and all that complicated stuff for the moment).

We have came to an agreement on terms, but seems complicated.

That seems complicated and complicated is risk in my opinion. 2020 has been full of surprises so I wouldn't create anymore.

This is further complicated by the fact that many states (and the federal government, via Section 4024 of the CARES Act) have limits/moratoriums on evictions in place right now.