@Zach Mitchell I considered speaking with a lender earlier about this but I tend to not trust anything that a front-end mortgage banker says since they tend to tell you whatever you want to hear.

I love the fact that my last two places were in such bad shape some people thought I was nuts.  

It has good schools and tends to be much cheaper than the bordering cities.  

They tend to like the small spaces.Also a printing business for cards,shirts,etc.These are mom and pop tenants that are local to the community.

The metal roof near salt water tends to fails pretty quickly!

You'll then be able to have tax advantage there.There could be other advantages regarding your situation and the desired legal structure you want.Also, you might want to consider other variables such as:S-corp tend to necessitate more paper filing and upkeep The way you're going to get funding might be different with S-corpAs always, you'll need the help of professionals to assess your situation. 

I tend to just read blogs and never have much to add.  

Another reason why a lot of people tend to get started in RE investing or stay neutral is because they don't know WHERE to start.

However, I do tend to favor North Carolina and Florida.Thanks to BP and all of you for this wonderful opportunity to network, learn, and grow!

Both of these tend to be liquid securities so it shouldn’t tie up your money if you need it.