You will need to create a full data deck on the property you own and what the 3-year appreciation, cap upside, etc has done for you.

Any good bad tips appreciated.

They appreciate top-notch services, industry knowledge, tech advancements, open dialogue, teamwork, and strong ethics.

-Multi family BRRR (may be best for scaling and appreciation in the bay area?)

Here are the projections for 2024 to give an idea of expected returns:2024 IncomeLong-term Income$8,400Gross STR Income$45,500 (based on AirDNA projections)Additional STR Income$5,915 (mostly cleaning fees)Total Projected Income$59,8152024 ExpensesSTR Expenses$16,453 (32% ratio)Mortgage$34,476Insurance$707CapEx$3,600Taxes$2,729Total Expenses$57,965Projected Cash Flow$1,850CoC Return2.79%2024 Additional ReturnsPrincipal Paydown$2,930Equity Appreciation$16,200Mortgage Interest Deduction$7,571Total$26,701Total Projected Returns$28,551Projected Return on Investment43.1%Projected Return on Equity21.4%The CoC numbers are not impressive, and the property only cash flows as an STR, which carries some risk.

What you said makes perfect sense, and I appreciate you sharing ur knowledge with me!

Example: The value subjected to capital gains of the rentals will be approximately $400,000 due to appreciation. 

They have been investing in Columbus for the strong appreciation and cash flow.

But I'd appreciate hearing about some of those neighborhoods and if they would not only give a good ROI, but also be a good place for me to live.

However, I never recommend holding appreciating assets, such as real estate, in a S-corp as it causes problems down the line.