That size is a tweener as it be between the mom and pop 4 unit residential and the on site resident manager corporate owned complexes.

If you use a state that doesn't disclose the members of a manager-managed, I'd suggest that.An LLC can be taxed in many different ways, as a simple sole proprietor, partnership, C-corp, or S-corp.

Unless you have a corporation or partnership any of your "business taxes" will be on sch c of your 1040 .

It is the gateway to the Us for Latin America, and lots of europeans and asians flock here too.

Like most corporations, usually the Association body has more power in numbers, and the BOD acts on their behalf.

Your C-corp or LLC taxed as a C could then open a Solo 401k which could invest into the stock of the C-corp.

I do not think the corporate mentality seen in the management of apartment buildings will work well for single family units.

The primary difference this time around was the complete lack of lending standards that led to the inability of banks to decipher (or caring to decipher) between high quailty mortgage loans and junk loans.If yields start to go up and hedge funds/investors begin selling homes in order to chase the yields on corporate/govt bonds, then prices would fall based on supply and demand theory.

The parking lot needs to be recoated and stripped and the outside skin and exterior signs need to be redone to attract quality corporate tenants.

Incorporated is an "S" or "C" corporation.