I’ve met with four groups so far, large ‘corporate’ and boutique as well.

So, there is no benefit.An LLC is a corporation and FHA and Fannie Mae will not lend to corporations.

So, not many years ago I decided that I was going to break the corporate bonds.

Giovanni,If you decide to go the LLC route you should consult with a good Real Estate Attorney and make sure the set up and your proceedures do not make it likely that the corporate veil will be pierced. 

See the attached linkhttp://city.milwaukee.gov/AreaPlans/NearWest.htm#....Some of the local bigger players/companies  supporting the project are Harley Davidson, Miller Coors, Marquette HS, Marquette university, Aurora Health care and  West End Development Corporation.

I am trying to do more research on the Corporate lease options, Can anyone tell me the experience they have had? 

Obviously this is just for two units in one home, and I'm sure most Condo Association insurance is designed for larger more corporate entities.

I thought about LLC or corporation but see from other blogs that its a cost I don't need to endure. 

Also the requirements to maintain are a little bit less onerous than a corporation. 

Many of these types of properties will be large corporate owned or syndication owned so cold calling may be a bit difficult, but I would say you might look at the management companies, as well as getting in touch with the large commercial brokerages.