When I was working in the corporate industry, I began investing in real estate.

I'm personally a fan of C-corporations, though they are also complicated.

You can find super affordable homes here below the median home price that beat average rent in these areas.2) If you factor in principal paydown, aka the amount of each monthly mortgage payment that goes back to you in the form of equity, AND the opportunity for appreciation, as Raleigh is expected to grow substantially over the next few years thanks to big corporations and swarms of people moving into the area.... you'll find that the math works our quite favorably for owning a home versus renting.3) When you factor in rate incentives with new construction homes in these areas may be even cheaper.

The corporation? 

Corporate Docs (if an LLC)6.

With all the businesses and corporations moving to Columbus the area is going to grow and expand and flourish for years and years to come.

However, the s-corp (or LLC I suppose)  has things available to them that can be established like defined benefit retirement plans or SEP IRAs.  

Prime Corporate services is ghosting me as well because i want what i have paid for and am not getting it and losing major chunks of time reviewing the crap. 

In the registered/forbidden zone that includes Tulum, foreigners actually have to use a fideicomiso, unless they use a Mexican corporation.

Have you considered a furnished corporate (mid-term) rental for increased cash flow?