It could work like this, a syllabus is created incorporating all the best practices of, say, a property manager so that when the course of study is completed the newly BP-certified property manager understands and employs all the best practices (mandating automatic rent payments and providing monthly e-mail updates, for example).  

I was told ONLY invest in corporate guarantee properties, but I liked that DQ so I submitted a $500k offer, but didn't end up getting it. 

So two days later Im already moved into my new apartment, already got my desk and my office chair, and my internet set up, so Im ready to roll. 

The average length of stay in corporate housing is about 90 days.

My Real Estate goals are to buy hold 3-5 properties this year under my LLCWHAT IVE DONE SO FAR: Incorporated LLCBusiness Address & Phone NumberEmail, Logo, Business Card etc..Websites for corporate and lead generation (in progress)Vendor accounts to build business credit D&B registered.

I've dealt with some lenders that will incorporate the rehab costs into the loan, but it has to be at an 80% after repair value. e.g. if you would need $90k for the property and rehab costs, the appraisal would need to come in at $112,500 after the repairs are complete.

Unless you want to wait until if/when the new ADU/DADU law passes (which would still require owner occupancy for 6 months), your best bet is likely to just incorporate the former MIL into the house as additional space for that single unit.

Then to arrange your bank account you'll need a proper partnership agreement/articles of incorporation to file with your account. 

I have a lot of equity and want to find ways to incorporate my equity into future deals.

is there anywhere on this site where it talks about how one should incorporate and if one should incorporate each property ?