I still have much to learn as far as corporations go I'm finding out.

For me, realizing I had no viable future in Corporate America.

I once borrowed from my 401k then was downsized from a corporate job during a buyout.

Most of the investors I work with utilize Airbnb and other STR platforms to list corporate travel accommodations, primarily targeted to business travelers and professionals.

Hi Kelly,  I would use the service offered through Corporate Direct, which is Garrett Sutton's company.

To even consider before you start construction you would need an executed lease with a large non-refundable deposit upfront to show the tenant is serious and committed to the sight.If this tenant is not larger corporate but smaller individual or group there could be serious risk to building the project and then the tenant ends up falling out before taking occupancy.

The LLC will give some protection, but a healthy amount of insurance would also be an option, especially for your partner.As for forming the llc, that is easy enough to do in Georgia - it is $25 for the name registration, $100 for the filing and then $50/yr for renewal.https://georgia.gov/popular-topic/corporations-llc

Check with the county recorder's office.As someone mentioned above, some assessor offices don't update owner info until tax time.If it is an entity, check your state corporation commission.

if the property is in your name and not that of a corporate entity, consider pro se court. it is a subsection of small claims court. designed specifically for those without lawyers.

We deal mostly in the public sector, doing corporate housing for all bureaus of the Gov.