We are all W2 employees with solid credit and incomes however this first acquisition will drain most of the cash we have.

@Dave Foster Thanks for reminding me of that. 

The only thing separating myself and my employees is my ability to lay out the capital.  

It isn't necessary for me as I have no employees.

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Ralphy Rosado if you can sell them as a   bundle then it can be structured as one exchange and save you a bunch in exchange fees and risk from the calendar time lines.  

Typically property managers are paid a salary to manage a portfolio of clients that the broker already has and are considered employees and receive benefits accordingly.

Kind of disjoint issues;  Corporate housing vs AirBnb.Corporate housing is typically about a year's duration for an employee/family relocated for a temporary assignment. 

Certainly if you were hiring him as an employee you'd check his credentials.

The LLC can contribute up to 20% of your net business income, which is gross income, minus expenses, minus the 50% of self-employment taxes paid by the LLC.The plan maximum is $53,000 for 2016 and you can combine the employer profit sharing and employee contributions towards that goal.  

I was just curious what others do as I've read some other people on here that seem higher volume and I didn't know if they had GC or possibly employees..