Thats the part I don't really understand.You would sign some sort of agreement, called a guaranty, that if the LLC, or the corporate entity doesn't pay, I will personally pay it.

All income would go to the management company directly and it would cover the expenses.Would this blow up the corporate veil?

It's not making you money unless the lease also protects you corporate wide and in receivorship.  

Disclaimer: My experience with all this is corporate non-realestate world.

Also, you can only get 30 year notes in your personal name, when you go corporate you will need commercial loans, which are more expensive and usually 5 year ARMs.2.

But he said he has clients that puts them in S Corporations.

McCray mention, but if Corporations can access criminal history for employment, then I feel Landlords should have the right as well.

This is where it gets fun, Whirlpool announced that it would be selling its appliance financing division to TransAmerica and somehow it was rolled into a company called Household Financing Corporation (HFC).

We are a full service real estate firm specializing in working with investors...we offer sourcing and acquisition services, a General Contracting firm that can provide remodeling and rehab services, a property management division that manages over 800 SFR's for investors like you...and we are established and trusted by many corporate investors like Invitation, Progress and Tricon. 

Last night after a long day of work and trying to buy a couple Christmas gifts for the kids (I am so behind) I got emailing/texting my property manager about an idea to leverage some staging I did at my apartments into a full on furnished corporate rental option....simultaneously I was emailing back and forth with my contractor about our rehab project....while simultaneously updating my website, tracking invoices, preparing financials for my CPA....and eventually at 12:30am I threw in the towel on getting up at 5am to get my run in (also training for my 23rd marathon).