I traveled on some European trains when I was in my late 20's and it was a great experience.  

Second, you have a great handle of accelerated depreciation as a tax concept, but some misunderstanding of their practical uses in advanced corporate finance.

After completing this flip I left my corporate job and have been investing in real estate full time.

Its now already "messy" in my layman's opinion in terms of maintaining/protecting the pending LLC's corporate veil. 

Basically working through it in a market where renting to the hospital/corporate housing is the best viable option.

WA has a filing called Foreign Corporation you need to fill out. 

Horizon Corporate Housing has taken good care of it and us!

I currently will be keeping my job for the time being for mortgage approvals and W2 income, but would love to hear your experiences of climbing the corporate ladder and why it’s a better use of your time to buy real estate.

This deal is in Canada and will be done through a corporation. 

My thought is that I would form an S-corporation as the main entity and then register an LLC for each property (all owned by the S-corporation) to keep liabilities separated.