I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering and had a 20 year long career in the corporate world, but never worked as an engineer - first in logistics, then sales, business management, later product management, than market development, director or marketing and finally business director for the Americas.

(month to month lease)Lot Size: 12,632 sqft.Current Owner: Corporation/TrustTrailers are excluded from the sale (owned by others)Two water/sewer taps are included in sale (valued $13,600 each)Here is what I am thinking:Option 1:Let current tenants stay and increase lot rent for both trailers.Option 2:Ask both tenants to leave, buy new trailers and rent them out. 

We have a good working agreement in place now and complement each well. 

The only taxes are for corporate taxes which is 10% flat of the income.

I thought I'd just chime in that you should be mindful how you transfer your properties and maintain your LLC corporate veil. 

Has anyone sold to an individual/corporation that post “Cash for house” signage?

Big and small companies alike have chosen Houston for the location of their corporate headquarters.4th largest city in the US - This has increased the housing demand in the Houston areas and landlords are enjoying low vacancy and rent increase.

Big and small companies alike have chosen Houston for the location of their corporate headquarters.4th largest city in the US - This has increased the housing demand in the Houston areas and landlords are enjoying low vacancy and rent increase.

Ultimately decided against the corporate route and decided to become a full-time agent.

@Miguel Rojas I would not suggest starting out with a Corporation as your business entity.