I've had great success this year by purchasing the company (LLC or Corporation) that holds the property rather than buying the property directly.

I’m just beginning i want to learn more about doing corporate housing with insurance so looking to network 

As Ty said above holding each property in its own LLC limits liability significantly, however it can be difficult to manage and maintain the corporate vail by keeping each LLC's finances separate. 

What you have in QB is considered Corporate Accounting.

the reason any and all parties that could be named in a lawsuit are named from the beginning is because in the discovery process of litigation, it may be uncovered that you (personally) are liable (through piercing your corporate veil or other deliberate acts) and that suing attorney can have additional recourses (EG your personal assets) to go after. 

I had to eventually get in touch with one of the officers of the corporation that owns the management company to get action.

I am using Peak Corporate Network. 

You do not want your rental properties taxed at a corporate rate. 

I wish you the best and please keep us updated with how it goes.The company is a huge gas provider in the area, and the communication came from corporate email (not Gmail), so hopefully legit :)Thank you!

Things that are common in the U.S. are difficult in the islands, such as U.S. corporations and LLCs are considered foreign entities for tax purposes in the Territory which can cause problems and delays when you go to sell.