I understand, there's a trade-off when you bring partners into the mix.

Brags about illegal insider trading on stocks .. the list goes on .

I realize it's smarter to have my money working for me, even while I'm asleep, than it is to trade my time for money.If I am going to trade my time for money, and I DO that too, the main objective, aside from helping others and filling needs, is to bring in more money so that I can put it to work too!

You then have  a building worth nothing that costs you money to tear down rather than land already scraped and ready to go.Different tenants with newly minted leases and credit ratings trade at different cap rates once open for business.

That's the trade off for a higher rate.Stephanie

Whatever amount of rent goes unpaid from when they stop paying until you get a Writ of Possession and have them removed, is Credit Loss (don't foolishly think there is any chance whatsoever of recovering it from them).

I have a few out of state duplexes, but I would trade them in for condos in the right place any day.

A job is when you trade time for money.

I don’t see where wrapping them adds any value whatsoever.

So it seems like a a good trade-off (Strictly from a tax point of view?)