An authorized individual (John, Jimmy, or anyone else authorized by the shareholders of the corporation) would sign the deed on behalf of the corporation.That being said, you need to consult both a good real estate attorney and your tax pro.

I also recommend the letter's to shareholders and annual reports of Berkshire Hathaway.

It is very easy to see if an owner (shareholder) is not taking a W-2 salary.

Talked to a potential renter who has a dog about a rental where I am about to kick the tenant out of, acted as referee between my partner and EPA on an asbestos issue on a commercial property I am a shareholder in.

No extra shareholders for taking profits.

Also, banks have to keep a cash reserve up to 6X the loan balance which they cannot use to reinvest for their shareholders, and that adds more pressure for them to liquidate at a fraction of the balance. 

My wife is being offered ownership to a company where she would have to use our MFR (we owner occupy, only property we own) as collateral, in return she would become a share holder.  

I take advantage of non-cash donations as most people severely underestimate them.An S-corp can give as much as they want and it will pass to the shareholders onto Schedule A subject to the limitation of what category organization it was given to: 50%: School/Church/Community/health govt org 30%: Veterans/fraternal/nonprofit cemetery/ private foundation.Why donate $100 to save $25-33?

An s corp provides no tax shelter as it passes all profit to the shareholders.

"Maximizing shareholder profit..."