Does anyone here know how to successfully get corporate companies to book my property?

President of National Realtors something. 

I always use a corporation or LLC to hold title to my properties but this is my business so it’s a little different.

Many are national, several are local.

Louisiana has the lowest property tax at about .5%.If you meant income tax it likely won't matter to you as any income tax that you would pay to another state will likely be creditable in full against your CA tax as lucky us we have one of the highest state income taxes in the nation.

I think there’s a lot of options out there and it’s just good customer service to sit down and figure out what would work for the tenant and what would be acceptable for the landlord since many of us (including myself) aren’t wealthy corporations. 

We depend, as a nation, on each other.

Neighborhood is also in the vicinity of corporate offices and hospitals of Long Island’s largest health care employer, Northwell Health.This would be a house we would be planning to live in for a very long time if we go through with the purchase and renovate it.Any advice is appreciated.

I'm reading that corporations are drawing on their credit lines in fear of banks taking them away.Have any investors had their credit lines or HELOC's cancelled recently?

I got credit for the national portion as I was already licensed in Mass, but I breezed through the state portion in 20 minutes - oxycodone and all.