Hi investor folks,My partner and I are looking to buy a rental property in GA for a corporate lease (we already have one connected).

I am a corporate chef for a convenience store brand, and besides buying my home, I have never been in the market or industry. 

Lastly, there is lots of talk about how an attorney can get a judge to 'pierce the corporate veil' and come after personal assets.

Home office.The LLC should be used for pass through reporting, you do NOT want a separate corporate income tax bill.

Although this trend may be temporary, substantial pricing discounts could attract more corporate investment into the sector.A notable example is CoStar's acquisition of Central Place Tower in Arlington, Virginia.

They will often ask for the following: Itemized construction budget Corporate Docs (if an LLC) Evidence of cash available

I wouldn't want someone who only deals in big corporations to help me with a trust return for example.As is commonly said on these forums, pricing lessens if you are willing to work with a remote professional.

It's a private corporation that will negatively portray businesses who do not pay them an annual fee.

MTR in Florida is hot due to traveling nurses, corporate remote work and other.As far as vacant land goes Modular homes are taking a huge step into the REI market with some upgraded luxury home styles. 

Never used that rules nor any rules set by the gurus and somehow build up a portfolio that allowed my to exit the corporate world.I find those rules are an obstacles for my clients and slow them down from achieving their dreams.Its better to come up with your own rules based on your personal goals & strategy.