There’s a lot to discuss on this topic and many different angles to cover.However, what I’d recommend is to check out some of the companies who are doing this and doing it really well:https://autocamp.com/http://getaway.house/tentrr.com (slightly different model)I think you can get a lot of inspiration from this sort of competition and better frame what you’re looking to do.

That will have a lot to do with what you decide to pursue.  

- I was looking at buying property in JT a few years ago (either a lot to put a pre-fab on, or something with a structure needing rehab).

I'm relatively new to RE investing so I still have a lot to learn.

And, to maintain your corporate veil (if the S-Corp received the bonus), it might just be lots of transfers to explain (e.g. draw from the S corp to personal account, then contribution from the personal account to whatever entity is taking Title).just not a lot to go on.. 

Personally I would stick close by since there is a lot to offer in my opinion as far as prices go.  

I do bring a lot to the table with 20 years of military service, I have a lot of skills that are very useful in civilian businesses. 

@Jim WorkmanI don't have a lot to add however I thought I would give you a bump to get your question answered.As I am sure you know a big down side to syndicated TIC deals is that all owners have to agree when doing anything which can create gridlock in a large TIC deal.

@Timothy LewisI live in Utah and I hit the jackpot with my independent broker.

There is a lot to learn moving forward with taxes and thinking of buying a building with my first paycheck.