I get contacted every now and then by a person wanting a corporate rental meaning that they are just brokering my space to third parties for mid term stays.

The goal of a large number of real estate investors is to have a large enough real estate portfolio generating a large enough amount of cash income to retire from whatever their “8 - 5” is, be that corporate employee, independent contractor, or business owner.  

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) requires most small businesses to report the personal information of the beneficial owner's to a special unit of the U.S.

Among 225 corporate real estate executives surveyed across the U.S., Canada, and Latin America, 38% expect to expand office space over the next three years, up from 20% last year.

Lol these are possible when floating rate mortgage REiT company makes more money when rate is increasing , let’s the AI explained it betterBased on the provided search results, floating rate mortgage REITs can potentially remain profitable and even benefit when interest rates rise, for a few key reasons:Floating rate loans benefit from rising rates: Some commercial mortgage REITs like Ladder Capital (LADR), Jernigan Capital (JCAP), and Ares Commercial Real Estate Corporation (ACRE) lend at mostly floating interest rates.

What I'm trying to figure out:  Is there something that is a legally binding document that the corporation and I could enter into that would show that the property is a corporate asset without being on title and allow me to circumvent title challenge Ive just encountered on transfering the title to the corporation. 

Guests get to see I am an actual host (not some big corporation), cover all things to deal with fewer messages during their stay, and also get a YouTube algorithm bump for my brand as most guests watch the video all the way through.

Beloit does house some large, well-paying corporations and lots of construction for new businesses in the business park off gateway blvd though, that have the potential to bring in larger amounts of quality tenants.

I'm 51, been a corporate drone for most of my career, but made a leap of faith about two years ago and launched a small but growing tent and event rental business as a side gig.

I'm skilled in financial analysis, project management, corporate real estate contracts, and data analysis (SQL).