it happens with airplanes as well. especially corporate jets.once you go down that road with minimum down and section 179 bonus depreciation it can cost you million or millions to sell the darn things.. so they end up having to trade up.I sold one of my airplanes in the crash and had to recapture about 300k but I had the loss's with the melt down on 08 09. so I did not have to stroke a check..

The business can make a profit sharing contribution the plan of 20% of your net-business income for a sole proprietor / pass through entity or 25% of your W-2 wages in a corporate environment. 

I'm a 41 year old corporate career woman looking for exit strategy, either long term invest and/or short term cash properties to advance my exit.  

Most landlords are getting away with it because their Insurance is not aware that they are renting out rooms/apts/houses that way.buyer beware, I think this is an avenue that the corporate giants are starting to close in on. 

I’m on property 5 now and about to the 1/3 to halfway point to financial freedom, I still work in a corporate job to fund my real estate business (a job I would not have without a degree).

A national credit tenant with corporate signature occupies half of the center and the other half is occupied by a mom & pop restaurant operator (been there for 15 yrs). 

I am in Smeal College of Business majoring in Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship as well as Real Estate.

They basically can piece that corporate veil. 

While steady employment for a large corporation has its perks—constant salary, health benefits—it also has drawbacks, like office politics, monotony, and lack of excitement about what you are doing.

However, it only protects you from one type of liability: accidents.After that you want to compartmentalize your assets, which is often accomplished through the use of LLCs or corporations.