@Nur Al Sharif you really don’t want rentals in an S Corp for all the reasons already mentioned, plus if you ever needed to pull a property out of the S Corp and back into your personal name, it would be considered a sale and your S Corp would owe taxes on a property you effectively did not sell.S corps are primarily used in RE for flipping or PM businesses.Respectfully, it seems you are trying to “simplify” VERY complicated tax implications without a fundamental knowledge of the Code.

I would also recommend utilizing one of the many free landlord software platforms out there that will market your rental on a bunch of different sites, rather than just relying on one! 

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Please do feel free to reach out to me with any questions via BP message platform.

They also have membership to different platforms to access these properties. 

If you don't get satisfaction, get on twitter and other social media beyond this platform, and sing loud and clearly about who this company is, who these people are, and what exactly they did and warn other people not to do business with them.

It is not impossible but harder for sure.It comes down to the economic fundamentals and if the deal is good enough to take the risk.  

With that being said, you can "attract" investors here or on any other SM platforms as long as you follow SEC guidelines called by syndications.This is entails offering no sales pitches and not posting any deals.

I came across this website the other day called cix.com. apparently it's a platform to match private lenders with investors or anyone looking for real estate loans.

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