Look for a prime location, a tenant with strong corporate or franchisee credit, and a NNN long-term lease.

@Marysue ConnellyI am not a lawyer, and this isn't legal advice, yada yada yada ...Colorado landlord-tenant law does not obligate you to renew a tenant's lease. 

There's no reference to LLC or corporation in that definition. 

A new federal law levies specific requirements on all association boards with some heavy fines; you can search "Corporate Transparency Act" or read my article on that here.   

I have been told that many large corporations are cutting internships, traveling nurse levels seem to be dropping off and general travel seems to be down.

I am a  lender but do not report to credit agencies does that mean the borrower does not have an obligation to pay me back?

Not to mention if the guy or gal leaves or is let go then having proper management over all of these avenues becomes a headache because you do have the administrative access under full corporate control. 

3) If you went the LLC route, how much money you would put into the LLC to significantly reduce the risk the EPA and Arizona's environmental agency pierce the corporate veil.

You need to answer these basic questions first before you start thinking about taxes, corporate structure, or anything else. 

If you 're still looking or considering and have any questions/advice feel free to hmu, no obligation bro.