Would I have to create a corporation or LLC as a management company to do this?

We are looking to partner with local event planners and corporate travel bookers to help fill weekday gaps and potential book the entire property (3/3 on each of the three floors).

We have actually set up a specific relationship with Citizens Property Insurance Corporation to be specifically listed as an approved vendor on their vendor directory.You should be able to find EverSeal on this list: https://www.citizensfla.com/do...

From there, we'd look into repeating the process with other multi-family or single-family units.A bit about us: I work in corporate marketing, and my husband works in corporate accounting.

They always say "that's a local affiliate, not our corporate office. 

Specifically, insurance placements, corporate housing, and relocations.

If you make a strategic offer of $70,000, complemented by a rough $30,000 renovation investment, you position this property as a prime rental candidate and can command rents between $1,100 and $1,200 monthly.

The average life of large corporations, like those on the S&P 500, is only 18 years and falling.

Should we have a S-Corp, a C-Corp? or

Make sure you have great disability insurance (Guardian is top notch), a great umbrella insurance policy, and an LLC with a thick corporate veil (and great property insurance).