I don't know the home condition but I had a company from Colorado looking for a corporate rental in the area I might be able to hook you up with if your ready to rent.

I have a fortunate career but am trying to 10x so to speak so as not to just sell my time to corporate America and also be behilden to the whims of the stock market. 

An LLC gives you limited liability without imposing double taxation on you, the way a corporation would, where the corporation is taxed and then you are taxed again when the corporation distributes profits to you.  

I left corporate America in July to pursue RE investing full time.  

In a few months I will transition to RE Sales FT, and before I leave my corporate job, I like to try an use my benefit, and move on as a sales person and newbie investor. 

I spoke with a real estate attorney and asked his opinion, and he recommended an S corporation.  

@Melissa Rivera Not necessarily but lending to a corporation is standard practice.  

This means keeping corporate records, following corporate law, having separate bank accounts, not co-mingingly funds/property, etc.

My name is Abed Asghar and I currently reside in Laguna Beach.I had a job at a large fitness corporation and have always wanted to get into real estate investing.

Our plan was to pay off our loans as fast as we can, start a corporation to mitigate risk and start a joint savings account where we do 50/50 contributions to build up cash to invest.