Feel free to contact me, always looking to network and/or partner with like minded individuals.

Turn key companies have a lot of cost advantages and economies of scale that an individual doesn't.

The individuals are enthusiastic in the beginning, but end up quitting eventually after making no money.

Many individuals of power want to voice their opinions and push measures to make things "better" yet they aren't involved enough in the business to understand what happens day to day and how these measures effect the big picture.

Separate utilities, plenty of parking and each having it's own individual porch are just a few of the benefits.

Detail below:  Qualified amounts paid as principal or interest on a qualified education loan (as defined in Code Sec. 221(d), of the designated beneficiary or a sibling of the designated beneficiary.11 A “sibling” means an individual who bears a relationship to the designated beneficiary that's described in Code Sec. 152(d)(2)(B) (i.e., a brother, sister, stepbrother, or stepsister) This rule allows a student loan distribution to be made from a QTP account to a sibling of the account's designated beneficiary without changing the designated beneficiary.

Anyways, I will be honest… the rental income from the house itself did not justify the purchase price of $350K…but what sold it for me was the 13-car garage that came with the property I am also currently renting out as individual units.

This individual happen to be my coworker and everything worked out great.

Some are individual, others are shared by two units.

If you are the only owner of the properties, then when/if the time comes you should be able to roll them into a corporation under a Section 85 election and not incur a taxable event (you will want to plan for this with your accountant).Even when you do place your holdings under a corporation, you will not want to place individual properties into separate companies; the accounting and reporting overhead would be expensive.