I recently purchased "Charter Financial's Note Brokers" program.

I don't know why  the one's I've tried said they didn't do double closings, Charter Title an Stewart Title.

I know that Bridgeview bank and Wells Fargo will do for the nationally chartered lenders that will cover your part of town.

So just tread lightly on this because, on the surface, it makes no sense.In any case, here's how you do it.Create an S-Corp whose charter is Property Management. 

Now you have the Charter or Originating Filing that lists all originating members and the Registered Agent.With the name of the LLC/Corp. you can run that name at the recorder's office and all properties, or recorded transactions in that name will pop up.

But scope and charter of these two businesses would warrant two separate entities, IMO.

The differences are based in their Charters and the government backing of the Mortgage Back Securities in the Secondary Market.

First check with your favourite Chartered Accountant to see if a LLC will get you in trouble with Canada Revenue.

There are charter schools in the area that that you could target the areas in the direct vicinity of for about even cash-flow and massive upside appreciation potential.

Nearby schools include Porter Elementary School, Ontech Charter High School and Syracuse Academy of Science Charter School.