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I’ve been a freelance designer (Print, digital, branding, SMM, digital photography/dslr) for almost 3 years but have 5 years in-house corporate experience.I’m trying to move away from freelance work and specifically trying to get into full, in-house work with a real estate business.

For example, Pennsylvania courts have held that a plaintiff can hold an owner or officers of a corporation liable under something called the participation theory.

Hotels (often owned by large corporations) will find ways to fight back.It could remain strong or they could be driven into extinction.

Goals in priority order: 1) Cash Flow; 2) Income replacement ($150k/yr to end of life); 3) Legacy for 3 childrenAge: 57; retire from corporate in 5-7 yearsLocation: Austin, TXInvestment Stats:2 SFH owned outright; value $240k each; LTR $1600/mo each; cash flow $950/mo each1 SFH just bought; value $264k; loan $180k; STR - rentals will cover PITI/expenses; not sure about cash flow yet1 SFH (residence); value $650k; loan $385kMaxed out for conventional loans based on income to debt ratio; doubtful could get another loan through traditional big bankCash-like assets:401k value: $200k; loan max is $50k; can start drawing in 2.5 yearsStock value $300+Experience: Buy and hold onlyIf you were in this position, what strategy would you use to best meet the financial goals laid out by leveraging existing assets to build a solid RE portfolio?

If anyone needs help deciding between progressing down the leadership/corporate pathway versus real estate, I'd be more than happy to share my experiences.Although I have my investment roots in the Chicago suburbs, I'm struggling with whether to continue investing in Chicagoland, or focus my energy and efforts on a better opportunity long distance. 

True story....If you have 11 units have you considered asking for a multiple account discount or corporate rate?

I want to ask all the veterans out there had been similar route and if it's best to invest as a limited corporation formed in US and UK. 

What has been your experience with "corporate rentals" (or 30 day rentals) in this market - and how do I get connected?

It sounds like the absolute best you can do these days on a SFH that's owned by an LLC or corporation is 6.5% interest / 25-year terms / ARM, which are much riskier in the long run for buy-and-hold investors.So...is that it?