I got extremely hyped about David Green’s story and examples, I’m determined to model my growth on his, but what is holding me back on a lot of my deals is the cashflow. 

I've managed to purchase two investment properties over that time, but want to accelerate my learning and growth.

Marketing and more money with a strategic growth plan that has efficient and lean operations in place.

Trying to narrow down markets to areas with good jobs, pop growth, friendly landlord laws, ideally 2% rule cashflow, but then with BRRRR. 

I also am looking to increase my portfolio moving forward in life so I'm wondering if this would hinder my ability to do this, but it seems like refinancing and having both these properties paid off by the time I'm 43 or so would be pretty great!

In this case, Andrew's ability to be flexible with a delayed closing could be the negotiating factor. 

The challenge with what you're describing though, is that there is a large risk factor in terms of your ability to make money. 

If you are the majority owner, the attacker would control your business by virtue of share control.While you have access to a wide range of deductions and the ability to set up fringe benefits without taxation, the biggest tax disadvantage of C-Corporation is the “double-taxation” issue.

I want to buy, live in, fix and rent but when my job contract is up - have the ability to move away while I hold and rent from a distance. 

Lots of growth mentally for myself as well as learning more and more on the industry. 2019 will be a super aggressive year for me.