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. 

I have also just reached my first year anniversary working in a corporate job. 

Anything over that needs a 1099 unless they are a corporation. 

(with 3 electric meters, 3 gas meters etc etc)Property is empty and is corporate owned per MLS description. 

I am looking for a company or person who has experience in the Corporate housing world to run some questions by.

That's besides piercing the corporate veil.

I am trying to determine if forming an 1120 C-Corp or 1120s S-Corp will provide the best benefits?