I will keep you in mind for the future if I need to trade up thanks again

You could trade your sfr for land, retail, industrial, office, multifamily and even another sfr.Mark

It's a trade off.

There you can network directly with other people and learn their "tricks-of-the-trade".  

were I don't think you can do that in a corp.you trade the SEI tax for the event if you have a crummy year.. you can go back and get whatever tax's you paid back to offset that years loss's I know for me personally when the world came to a near end in 08 to 2010 and we had to take back loans that we lost on and sell props to pay banks at major loss's I was able for 3 years to claw back to 04 and get almost all the tax money I paid in the way of refunds and it was substantial low 6 figure refunds annually for 3 years.. helped me ride out a crappy economy.  

Other than money, what do you bring as special skills that will make this a success for you?

I have solid connections in electrical and plumbing, but looking for someone who has basic carpentry skills (install trim, take down walls and re-frame walls, etc), installs floors (hardwood and vinyl), minor painting, basic tile work, things like that.

They have their systems in place to find properties and their goto crews for repairs or rehabs.Both of these professions can be a pathway to great success or a path to poverty depending on your individual skills and motivation.

I always thought of these components going hand-in-hand,  but noticed that in most books they are  discussed in completely separate sections.No... siding, housewrap, and drywall are completely different trades with very little in common other than an application over studs. 

Look at your situation, your skill set and figure out what your "superpower" is.