So the two can have aspects of each....While I think it was written from the Contractor's perspective, I really like "The Contractor's Legal Kit" by Gary Ransone (but you may have to get it used, mine is old). 

It's like taking a breath of fresh air to be surrounded by like-minded people.

From a higher-level perspective, job growth is slowing in Pennsylvania, economic conditions seem to be becoming more volatile, and it looks like the rate of home price appreciation may be slowing..

That is a great perspective, I will stay open minded.

Condensation on windows indicates that fresh air is not being circulated in the home to prevent moisture buildup.

I've bought hundreds of tax sale properties but always interested in another perspective from an expert.

That's awesome that you're seeing things from a different perspective!

Those are some strong comments from both an investor and vendor perspective.

That may solve the double taxation issue, although there may be one o more flies in that ointment.From a US tax perspective, at least when I reasearched it in 2009/10, there were higher tax rates for corporate income than for personal income, both for rental income and for capital gains.  

I think the thought process from the lenders perspective is that it's available credit in your name and although you may currently have a minimum payment of 0, that certainly can change.