A corporation that is a subsidiary of a financialinstitution or credit union, but only if, because of youraffiliation, you are subject to supervision and examinationby a federal or state regulatory agency.5.

Subsidiary of Yum brands say for just that state of 200 stores etc.3.

Establish the property LLC's as a subsidiary of the holding company. 

You came up with a clever name.Now, for every property you hold, you create a subsidiary LLC.What the heck do you name the subsidiaries? 

@Marco Santarelli @Greg RulfsWe bank with TD (both my companies) and have had success getting business loans for U.S. projects.We have gone through the preliminary steps of securing financing for property purchases in the U.S.A, but in the end concluded it would be cheaper to use our Canadian operating line of credit (3.5%) then a mortgage or LoC from TDs US subsidiary (5.x%).

As a Canadian investing in the U.S.A. you will most probably want to have a Canadian Controlled Private Corporation (CCPC) and an entity incorporated in the U.S.A. which is a 100% owned subsidiary (child) of the Canadian corp.

Many states require you to be an agent for some time before sitting for a broker's exam, so get it if you can.Some agencies may have subsidiary agencies under partnership with brokers, where you might be under a managing broker yet still have other agents under you and your license is necessary for partnership arrangements but you may not have to be the one managing the admin side, so think of the possibilities. :)  

@Maynhia Stott We use Foremost which is a subsidiary of Farmers for mobile home insurance.

@Mike FletcherI believe that unfortunately one can no longer "trust" the stats from government nations states reinc. under the parent empire, dba as UN subsidiaries.

Many investors neglect to follow corporate formalities and their LLC is deemed to offer no protection.A more sophisticated setup is a holding company in a state like Wyoming, which controls all the subsidiary LLC's.