Jake, we work with both very sophisticated corporate investors and new ones...primarily on the sourcing and acquisition side but also to provide repair and renovation and leasing and management. 

I had a strange experience with this company and wondering if it is isolated. I submitted all documentation for the acquisition line of credit and was told I would have a POF letter next day. Then complete radio silen...

I have been successful in moving up the corporate ladder but my income seems to be topping out at a more rapid pace than my promotions. 

Not sure if I will go into the corporate real estate, but it may be worth checking out.

IFDEFENDANT IS NOT OUR BORROWER, PLEASE ADVISE OUR COMPANY SO PROPERAFFIDAVITS MAY BE OBTAINED.Item (f)(7) SATISFACTION AND RELEASE OF:(1) JUDGMENT, RECORDED 01/09/2012 CASE NO. 2012-xxx, PLAINTIFF:MIDLAND FUNDING LLC ASIIT A CHASE ACCOUNT, DEFENDANT: Minie Mouse,IN THE AMOUNT OF $7325.(2) JUDGMENT, RECORDED 07/24/2014, CASE NO. xxx-2013, PLAINTIFF:CREDIT ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION, DEFENDANT: minnie mouse, IN THE AMOUNTOF $8098.62.THE AMOUNT QUOTED, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, IS WITHOUT PENALTIES ANDINTEREST.

You can look towards investing within private mortgage corporations but their underlying assets will, in all likelihood, be in Canada. 

From my understanding, LLC's and Corporations have different tax requirements.I'd prefer to avoid both downtrodden and luxury real estate. 

As for S-Corp or LLC just remember that you a group of investors and you need to protect the individuals and I personally believe that an LLC with good insurance on everything separately is your best idea.

Find yourself a lawyer who specializes in corporate law ... a thorough operating agreement is a pretty boiler plate document.

If you hold the property in your name, they will want to see your tax returns including form T776 for the past 2-3 years.If you hold the property in a company, they'll want financial statements for the company (minimum) and possible corporate tax returns as well.