The administrative work is well beyond the capacity or desire of most.

I'm thinking it'll be a recorded Commercial Loan, but don't really know whether there's a better option (my first time serving in this capacity).Thanks in advance! 

To Greg's point, the benefits of limited liability (which is what folks generally focus on in making the decision) are generally limited to an owner's capacity as the owner and not other capacities in which the owner may serve -- i.e., if the owner manages the property negligently, the owner may be liable in his or her capacity as a manager notwithstanding the existence of the entity.

Would love to learn more as I do have connections in Taiwan/HK/China/Malaysia both in a legal capacity and immigration need.

This bottom 30% technically qualify, right now, but there's a decent chance there will be a missed credit card payment, a surprise down payment gift for an investment property (not allowed), or who knows what.And on top of that, probably only about 20% of real estate agents have the mental capacity to understand the advantages of the approach you suggest, as well (and this 20% isn't the top producing 20%, it's all over the place).

Most capacities as an investor you are acting as a buyer so there isn't as much overlap as people think.

In banking, this is called the 3 C's: Character (from credit score), Capacity (stable income), and Capital (down payment, reserves).

Sean, the tenant on the lease should be the LLC, and the person signing for the LLC (tenant) would sign in their capacity (e.g.

Do they function in that capacity for the property owners?

They have the capacity to ruin everything.