My wife quit her corporate job a decade ago and got bored, so went back to work part time for a hard money lender. 

I had a call with NCH (Nevada Corporate Headquarters) and they walked me through their whole process and how much it would cost for them to set everything up for you, to include the address and registered agent.

We are setting it up so that fees and interest paid will be an expense that our corporation will be able to write off.

What are the investments required, am I obligated to use this system for every deal I find will this run congruent to other real estate deals? 

Managing our rentals is our full time job because the cash flow from our rentals more than replaces our prior combined corporate job income.  

This information has been backed by several asset companies and listing managers in the regional & local REO industry, and since I was a sales manager for Hud's preferred real estate listing broker for 3 years in Atlanta, I've also closed hundreds of Hud deals on the corporate side of the disposition business and I've put almost every acceptance that flowed through that company to this template test.

Ultimately, the lender would want to see that you have some consistent payment history towards an obligation. 

Here is what the offering circular with the sec says:Important terms of the Notes include the following, each of which is described in detail in this Offering Circular: •The Notes are unsecured, general recourse obligations of the Company that will be repaid from the Company’s working capital.

I'm willing to oblige as long as I get favorable terms.The goal of purchasing the property is for investment purposes.

When we sell a contract for deed the buyer is obligated to record the deed to get it out of our name.2.