In general, when you paste a good deal make sure to provide as much of the information as possible or people will start treating you as a scammer.

I feel like I could do this and provide some value to your podcast!

I specialize in STR near Disney and can provide you with some valuable insights that will prove helpful.

With an S-corp you are required by the IRS to put yourself on payroll, pay reasonable compensation wage, and provide yourself a W-2 along with all other necessary payroll filings. 

If your property falls in this range let me know and I can provide more specific guidance. 

Regarding late rent, as soon as your state law and lease allow, you provide a letter stating that if the rent is not paid in full by X date, you will start eviction proceedings. 

In fact, numerous Tax Court cases have found in favor of the IRS when a taxpayer can’t document enough hours spent providing personal services to their rental real estate activities.Generally, material participation is determined separately for each rental property.

BP provides alot of free information & there a litany of good books to read on the subject.

@Jeff Miller if you come down South I would be happy to meet up with you.I haven't been as active as some other investors in going to investor meet-ups but I find that they can be a double edge sword as you have seen with Rich Dad Poor Dad.Real Estate is about the long game and so is life.You want to decide where you are going and make investment and life decisions to get you there.

I'm not trying to get in over my head on a project that will require more then I have to give (in time and knowledge), however my job does provide me some flexibility.