- Clint Coons / Anderson Advisors- Megan Hughes / Smart Business Incorporation- Garrett Sutton / Sutton Law Firm / Corporate Direct- Mark Kohler / Kyler Kohler Ostermiller & Sorensen

we need your help to choose the business entity that is appropriate to our goals in REI. my partner and i are focusing on multifamily home rentals with sec8. we are trying to build passive income and maybe do flips on the side in illinois where we reside. do you think we should incorporate our business name with LLC or S-corp?

Since my primary driver is owning buy and hold properties and making my money on rentals, the buy/sell model I use periodically fits perfect as I'm already managing 20 rental units that rent for between $1300-$2400/month so 2 or 4 more is hardly any added work while I wait the 12 months to get to capital gains or I incorporate it into my rental group and sell off one I've had for over a year. 

As such, it is good to ascertain tangible goals and time frames, investment objectives, and so on for the partnership BEFORE it's formation and incorporation.3) If you form a partnership - CRITICAL - insure that you have a dissolution agreement in place BEFORE you incorporate, as part of the incorporation documents. 

After i'm done, I'm able to do rate and term refi's which local banks are much more open to doing as compared to cash out refi's.And I've actually brought a couple of other investor friends to my lender and my previous lender.The key is that the terms have to make sense for an investor to incorporate into their model.

I only read about the decrease in corporate unemployment tax and the new toll tax.

We mostly specialize in residential flips and cash flow properties and looking to incorporate some commercial deals in the mix. 

I also suggest in my course to incorporate the purchase terms if the optionee elects to buy.

I learned long ago while being a manager in corporate America that people want to earn, not be given things.

If he incorporated, and payed himself a salary and made elective and matching deferrals to a solo 401k, HSA, etc.