My opinion:A C corp is definitely more appropriate for an enterprise level company with multiple shareholders, executives, a board of directors, etc...

So I asked the Director of Sales to call me back when he gets back from his honeymoon.

They don't care about any of the other ways around it that investors try to use like "equitable interest" since you have a signed purchase contract with the owner.I've had really good convo's with Greg Lemon the Director of the real estate commission along with a few other guys on the commission.  

if directed by the beneficiaries or director of the trust the trustee will distribute the funds to the beneficiaries based on percentage of ownership. 

You absolutely may not transact between the plan and a disqualified party in any fashion - whether direct or indirect. 

Or the Director is going to have random inspections, we don't know how that will work yet either.If at inspection, the inspector finds any problems (were not sure what their inspection checklist looks like as of yet) but they are doing it for free), and a reinspection is required the reinspection will cost $150.  

(Florida Stats) I will say that there has been an effect to certain micro markets and neighborhoods that have more than average damage from Irma slowing down some transactions because repairs not being completed as fast as people would like and some condo associations/board of directors can't seem to get along well enough to get things fixed.

I’m not so sure the benefits are as big as they are in the US given that as a trust director you’re still liable and the negative side is that trusts pay additional tax on land.This info is based only on a conversation i had this week so plase do not take as fact any of what i’m saying.

I would be glad with any direct or indirect recommendation/comment related to the subject!

I'm on the board of directors so feel free to reach out with any questions.