I vote for Dallas, lots of new corporate HQ, Uber is coming in.

Some of these national lenders like Quicken Loans, Rocket Mortgage or Keller Mortgage are heavy on fees.

Apparently the Graceland Corporation’s influence is helping it along.

The lease and lease packet I have include:- I'm using a slightly modified version of the Chicago Investment Corporation (CIC) lease for Chicago.- A lease addendum which set expectations and include predefined fines/fees such as lockout or lost key fees.

As a young professional (mid 20s) I’ve spent my last 5 post college years working my butt off for a large corporation. 

It’s a big corporation.

With no corporate support for advertising, marketing, education, etc. ?

Also note that loan down payment, which I classify as anything less than 20% will have a mortgage insurance premium or Private mortgage insurance which affects cash flow and may take up to ten years to come off.Also, in residential property depending on if it’s a deed state or mortgage state(Check local laws) will require a human being and not a corporate entity to be on title and on the mortgage.If you really want to get your assets into corporate entities you can buy 4+ units which now becomes commercial or you can pay off your mortgage completely and then transfer to a corporate entity.Hope this helps.

In general, the members of a joint venture that is set up as a separate corporation or limited liability company (LLC) will only be liable to the extent of their investment in the corporation’s stock or their interest in the LLC.

(Example: An HOA organization based in Los Angeles own a property in Los Angeles and in Chicago)  Answer:  Each HOA is its own Corporation.