During this process, the selling agent for the builders company quoted us a price of $80k to add a 3rd car attached garage to garage with completing the entire area over the 3 car garage.

It may sound nice to pay a 6% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no additional fees.

Myquestion is this: can I create an incorporated property management company to funnel my current rental income through, then pay myself a W-2 salary from that company in order to raise my W-2 income so that I qualify for the mortgage on the new property?

I'm seeking recommendations for reliable Turnkey Property Companies that are in that market.

We want to give owners some flexibility and a good experience working with us, but also, contracts are the assets in this business model i.e. if you don’t have some teeth in the language, if/when you try and sell your company later it won’t be worth much.The 60-90 notice period seems to be a good balance.

(Heck, an hour of consulting on how to self-manage costs less than you'd pay a management company in the first month.)It's not like STRs where turnover is every few days, where cleaners need scheduling all the time, etc.

High cashflow, recession resistant like a plumping company or another core service company would be my suggestion  

I have around 300k in a company stock account that does well with dividends, so don't really want to sell of shares.Would taking a personal loan or doing a margin loan make sense?

I follow the news for Philadelphia and it looks like the current mayor has no clue on how to attract companies back to Philly.

But number two is more telling; did the mentoring company have reason to believe that a majority of the people it sold its mentoring service to AND performed the suggested activities would most likely fail.