I found this to be a rare thing and that most were very workable, so I would say it's a good first effort practice to see how workable an entity will be, and from there go to the more complex strategies.     

I highly recommend you read The House Hacking Strategy by Craig Curelop to prime your skills in that area. 

I’m most interested in the mid-term rental market but definitely open to ALL investing strategies.  

I’m mostly interested in rental properties, wholesaling, commercial properties and also fix and flip strategies.

You can utilize the forums under the strategies you are interested in pursuing and find many like-minded individuals to connect with. 

From there you can design a plan and a timeline so that by that 5 year mark you can sell the businesses and have enough passive income to enjoy the lifestyle you planned for today.I'd love to help out with your planning because I'm on a similar path to retiring myself in 5 years as well. 

This way, you can still benefit from the rental income and property appreciation while minimizing the challenges of managing the property on your own.Wholesaling can be a profitable strategy, but before deciding to wholesale the property, evaluate the potential rental income and long-term prospects in the small town near Corpus Christi.

The strategy that has normally worked for me is to put up a fight even if it means suing them first (before they sue you).

@Dielita McKnight If you intend to fix/flip as your exit strategy I would look into wholesale deals or try and get off market deal.

This is for just someone who puts the numbers in the boxes for you, most of them are seasonal, and you won't see them again - if you have an issue, someone else will deal with it in the future.If a CPA/EA isn't charging substantially more than these amounts, they are likely short changing themselves given they are often providing substantially more in services, guidance, strategy, etc.