If I had to get to $100k/month in revenue, I'd take the hybrid option, save my W2, do some value add rentals that I sell/refi over 10-15 yrs to take advantage of appreciation and debt pay-down in addition to cash flow with the goal of having the ability to buy the exact assets that fit my lifestyle in cash, but unfortunately I don't think that's a super popular strategy, more for psychological and cultural reasons. 

http://www.eastbaytimes.com/2016/06/15/tiny-houses-gain-popularity-in-bay-area-but-also-face-obstacles/From the article:“The biggest hurdle is finding a place to put the tiny house because most zoning doesn’t allow for a tiny house on wheels, either on its own land or in someone’s backyard,” said Elaine Walker, co-founder of the American Tiny House Association, a clearinghouse of information about tiny houses.

Variations on this question are frequently posted, demonstrating how confusing the topic is.Bottom line - forming an LLC does not change your tax situation unless you elect to have it taxed as a corporation - which YOU (Andrew Namkoong) probably won't.Whatever INCOME your real estate investments produce will pass through to your individual income tax return, and it will be added to your other sources of income and taxed per the table you provided (ASSUMING you are married and filing jointly - since you provided the federal tax table for married filing jointly.)I recommend getting the BP Tax Book discussed in the thread pinned at the top of this forum.

No matter what the economy, our weather, locations on the coast, amusement parks, sports arenas, employment opportunities, educational institutions, medical facilities, and so much more make California popular. 

To answer your question, you can look at apps/websites like Houzz and Pinterest for design ideas to see what's popular right now.

It is extremely popular, and you will be in Center City in no time.

Account Closed Bankruptcy law is a federal law and very similar in all states.  

Henry has some catching up to do with the current issues of a CFD, no offense Henry, once very popular for decades, they heave bumped into "circumventing foreclosure laws" and title issues.

No one can tell you what to do but just remember from a legal stand point you may put yourself at risk and make yourself legally liable as well as be subject to all state and federal employment laws, regulations, and rules.

I have a rehab project I am working on and putting GE appliances in will cost me 1k more for cooktop, dishwasher and wall oven combined.I plan to put Kenmore but want to make sure that it will still command high resale value.Here are the popular brand I consider: GE, Kenmore, KitchenAid, Whirlpool, Frigidaire.Thanks so much for your help!!!