My s-corp is for actively earned income only (mgt fees, consulting, wholesaling, etc) and owns NOTHING.  

If you win at 0% you are aiming for foreclosure, not earning interest. 

You have to ask yourself if spending $185,000 (assuming $10,000 in closing costs) and earning $2,000 (assuming all goes well) is the best way to deploy your capital. 

You can earn $2,000 for every million views, but YouTube will take 45% of that.From what I've read you should first focus on content before monetization.

I have done a lot of research, and I am well aware this path won't be easy, and it will take a lot of adjusting, especially with a kiddo on the way, but I'm determined to earn more for my daughter.

Now my current household income has nearly quadrupled, and while the monstrosity that is the student loan balance eats up a significant portion of monthly earnings I am nearly at the point where each (three in total) written-off account shall be PAID IN FULL (!!!

If you are talking about pulling out retained earnings, you can pay dividends.  

Got a permit and replaced the air conditioners.Gotta say, you earned your profit fair & square. 

The money you would save by supervising renovation you would lose by not earning a paycheck on you regular job.

I've never seen a job (which means "just over broke") that would put that sort of promise on paper and I doubt that this one will, either.If your days truly are free, why in the world wouldn't you invest that time (your MOST valuable resource) in yourself and learn better how to earn for yourself?