So not a "real" corporation.

I am breaking into real estate investing and have extensive experience in condo / townhome law and association laws.

To be considered an investor (and possibly get long-term capital gains rates), you’d need to hold the property for over a year as a rental or investment, not actively flip it.Check out the IRS guide on rental real estate and capital gains for more details: IRS Rental Property Tax Guide.You might want to talk to a CPA who specializes in real estate to see if there are any strategies that work for your situation.Good luck on your flip!

Your journey in real estate and business ownership is truly inspiring, and it sounds like you've gained a wealth of experience along the way.

If this severely impacts real estate prices all the better.  

Starting in real estate is exciting but comes with its own set of challenges.

Here’s the Real Secret: Sellers want to feel understood, not sold to.

I invest in both direct real estate and syndication/crowdfunding passive investments.

Real estate has long been the foundation of lasting wealth, proven by historical and modern moguls alike.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?