I know it makes more sense for legal protection, taxes, etc to have these properties under an LLC, S-Corp, or another legal business, but I'm not sure what that process looks like.

You are buying a bed and events venue that will sink or swim based on your ability to self develop local marketing for : weddings, corporate dept getaways, mastermind meetings, anniversaries, birthday parties, religious getaways, sports recruiting events, sales conferences, corporate team building, family reunions, off site tailgate parties,etc.

I just wanted to clarify that we are in fact lending across the nation right now.

Additionally, It included some wording that referenced back to an IRS rev Proc 2018-58 which was released a few years ago to handle a national disaster timelines.

FYI - I am a foreign national and I don’t leave there, so I can’t go with him.

As an agent, you will need to not only pay for the cost of your pre-licensing course, but will also need to pay to join the National and local realtor associations, MLS dues, lockbox fees, meeting continuing education requirements (generally 40 hour CE credits required every 2 years) signs, marketing, business cards, lead generation, CRM, and other technology required to run your business. 

You would also need to look at any potential state corporate tax implications as well. 

A good insurance agent would be able to talk to corporate about this without filing a claim, or talk to the insurer (if it is an independent insurance agent).  

My community services tourists headed to Yellowstone National Park.

For example, some national lenders based on the west coast are horrified that most of the housing stock in the northeast is well over 50 years old, and in many cases can be 200 years old or more.