Hello fellow BP members,so far I've been getting paid as an independent contractor, I am wondering whether I should be doing business through an LLC, S-corp or something else? 

Chris,I tell new investors to NOT leave their well paying corporate jobs. 

We both work 9-5 corporate jobs and my partner takes night classes M-Th, and trying to physically see each property before putting in an offer was going to take us wayyy too long. 

The consumer can choose to go to the local dentist school for a root canal, they can go to a private practice, a big corporate dentistry or they can go to a Beverly Hills type place.

A Qualified Opportunity Fund is an investment vehicle that is set up as either a partnership or corporation for investing in eligible property that is located in a Qualified Opportunity Zone.

Including corporate America who keeps issuing more variable debt and buying back shares to makes earning and prop up the stock market.  

Your income likely wont be as high as an STR, few key niches to fill would be either corporate if you have a lot of business excursions in your area or traveling nurses.

I wouldn't wait 3 months I'd contact corporate because that just sounds silly!

I am currently registering a corporation and was wondering if all deals purchased will be under a single  corporation or register different corporation  per deal.

I have the competing interests from the “gig economy” as well as city commuters who are invited to work from home a couple days a week as their corporate jobs increasingly use shared space.We recently renovated a 1 bedroom and had enough space for a small office with window.