I wouldn't think so, as you're not licensed to work for the typical consumer, and you have to be a Realtor for the MLS, but I don't TX specifics. 

There are TONS of people moving here (85 people a day by some estimates), and while rent prices are higher than they've ever been before, the market is also consuming those higher rent prices.  

Consumer protection may be slightly lower on a business credit card if you go that route but a simple checking may be what's best in your case. 

The mortgage from a purchase price consumes most of the cash flow.

Unsecured them by consuming all the equity.

I just went through a similar situation and can empathize with you.Property analysis is quite involved, and it can be time consuming until you develop a system for doing it. 

Save your money for a low cost house that is not in the worst area of town, but that could be time consuming. 

Yes, this is far more time consuming than merely banging out a quick 20 CL replies, but if I were someone looking to sell, and I kept getting the same 'form' email or text, it would feel like spam, so your concerns do seem to be legitimate.  

Consumer loans, which I would stay away from, are subject to tighter laws and can be more emotional and therefore, more risky.For what it's worth, our lending attorney recommends to us that we loan through an LLC, but this is not required.

It is up to consumer perceptions' to see if they perceive a B-Corps being "better" than a non B-Corps.The upside could be better brand recognition if you get your real estate company certified as a B-Corps.