Also, it could help if you applied for a place where landlord does their own work (as opposed to a PM or corporation).

An interest in building a solid family legacy and a path beyond the corporate world lead me to BiggerPockets. 

BTW, I do receive zoning board meeting notices from the town when neighbors file for variances, so you can't do it in secret.I don't know the procedures and politics in your area, but I described what will happen where I am.BTW checking who are family members is not a violation.

I do feel that there may very well come a point where that could be an interesting point of discussion with regards to the corporate side of things, such as the 82k units I had mentioned.

I'm familiar with corporations and LLCs that pool the funds of several lenders and loan them out for a certain percentage and/or lender points.

If they are renewing their lease that is different.It was nice of them to ask and I would politely decline their request.

@Tyson HoseyThere is someone here on the boards who has been promoting Charlotte as a great place for corporate short term rentals.

How great that upside is depends on the local political and business leaders down there.

Could be things are turning around for the better after many years of blight...possibly connected to politics. 

Understand there is Business credit and then there is corporate credit.