The individual members which you can probably find on your state division of corporations site. 

I was attracted to it because I've always felt strangled by the typical corporate job mindset. 

@Leonard RobinsonYour personal CPA who knows how much income you make along with the type of income you make will likely make a better suggestion on entity type(whether you need it or not) than individuals on a message board here.With that said - it is normally not advisable to hold real estate within a corporation(C-Corp or S-Corp).It will likely also not impact your situation whether your real estate is held by you personally or within an LLC(disregarded or partnership).

It is done often by corporate landlords and fuels things like the rent strike movement and general dislike of LLs by all.Personally, I set expectations and raise to market fairly gradually at about 7-8% per year.   

Here is a link.https://www.fanniemae.com/portal/media/corporate-news/2020/covid-payment-deferral-7018.htmlThis way you prevented the seller from completely losing everything and you just got a good deal on the property while being protected.

Thanks @Brian Eastman -- does anything about that change when this is coming from an LLC and not W2 income from a corporation? 

The most important thing is to learn how to keep corporate formalities. 

Account Closed,It really does depend on your situation and your plan.The biggest problem with a C-Corporation (or LLC taxed as a C Corp) is the double taxation. 

They also just recently announced they're going to be buying individual corporate bonds.

Depending on what state you are in the CPA can take care of setting up a corporation for you.I'm not sure if you even need an LLC this early in the game to be honest with you though.