LLC and Corporation (Inc) are separate and distinct business entity types.

On top of the weekend class to "really" learn a thing or two instead of wasting your valuable time like at the meeting I was attending, they then were pitching their exclusive next tier program where you and 15-or-so others could have the distinct "privilege" of having breakfast/brunch with them and be able to talk with them for the low price of $500 or so...THEN there was their "top dog" program where you and a select few could have the great honor of becoming their padawan after you took out a 2nd mortgage on you (or your parents) house to pay $20K (or was it $50K?) 

@Devin Mills there is a distinct difference as to whether this is a good deal, or if it is priced accordingly.

Both these endeavors feel the same to me other than one is residential and one is commercial, which granted, is a big distinction.

Each person's path and connections to achieve those goals are distinct to the individual.Swanny

In 1031 world there is no distinction made between financing only on property use. 

Perhaps I should have drawn a distinction between training and education.  

How much you will qualify for and where they make the distinction between residential and commercial mortgages.

But here's the important distinction: under my scenario, the author in year 10 would make $110k in cash flow and cash reserves would be higher than in year 9 by $10k. 

If I only have 2-3 houses at any given time, is there a distinct advantage (tax or liability) to holding the properties in company rather than my own name?