Wouldn't you then just incorporate common area keys/a separate system?

Incorporate into an entity that gives you the best protection and/or the best liability. 

I have a question I know it has probably been asked but should I get a mobile home in my corporation name? Because I was thinking if it burns down and the insurance is in my name it will count against my personal insu...

If I don't do this, and I work up the ladder in corporate I'll only get promoted but have less time with each promotion to be with my family and friends.

The buyer approached me about refinancing and I wanted to look at this as an opportunity to restructure the deal to make it more attractive if I want to one day sell the note.The owner doesn’t have good credit, and I know that’s a big factor in how attractive the note can be in resale, but what other items can I incorporate into a new contract to make it attractive?  

You will have to incorporate to limit your liability.

You might want to think about incorporating and become an employee to your own corp, it might end up working out better for you from a tax perspective.

I plan on leaving my current job in corporate land soon and will be taking with me a decently sized 401k. 

Alternatively, look at Tellus free smartphone app/ PM software which basically incorporates Naborly screening along with tenant maintenance/ communications and free ACH bank payments.

The loan was asset based.0 points48 month term on $100,000.00, 5% per annum interestloan transaction fee $1,520, monthly payment $2,302.93, cumulative payment 110,540.81I needed to send valid ID as proof of identity and copy of articles of incorporation because I have a business.The transaction fee would have to be paid prior to closing.