If I buy a house under a corporation (where myself and my dad are the 2 directors), then can I lease the property to my dad to stay in it? 

Do we need to speak to a corporate lawyer or can we go the simple route of LegalZoom?

I assume the market would then be flooded with big corporate investors as landlords.  

You should be receiving a monthly owner statement and then you can just incorporate it into your corporate accounting.I have almost 20 years of PM experience in the accounting/finance world.

Set aside funds each year to cover your property tax obligations.

She also spends a lot of time just correcting their errors because pointing their errors out to them causes them to point fingers in every other direction and they take no responsibility for them.However, our corporate parent is realizing some savings, so we're stuck with this nightmare.Definitely NOT recommended.

It wouldn't be the best for MTR since traveling RNs or corporate people wouldn't drive all the way up there (it's on the border of farm land until farmers sell off land to developers building SFH or MFH) - it's not near downtown Indianapolis.

Understand any obligations, rules, or peculiarities that might affect your management style or investment strategy.Condition of the Property: Ensure you know the current state of the property.

A contract would have legally obligated him to perform.

If you only need the $90k, are you obligated to take the $100k (so the bank receives more interest)?