Hi, I recently came across a turnkey provider American Property Investments (Indianapolis Investments).  

I am the Director of Real Estate Acquisitions for a non-profit Community Development Corporation called Uplifting Humanity.

The idea came about when my parents suggested purchasing a two family when I am ready to buy a house so I would have an additional source of income.I graduated from the University at Albany in May of 2014 with a Forensic Accounting MS Degree, and currently work in financial services (i.e. corporate financial statement audits and many other financial services). 

That said, some general principles one should consider when doing this, is that it may open your corporation up to liability if you are transferring assets around all "willy nilly".

You can specifically point to a reason such as a major employer moving its corporate office, a military base closed, the news may be bad but at least it's rational and generally local.  

If you work a corporate job your company likely sees your time as a company resource.

This is my criteria:Absentee Owned in and out of state 2 counties, the county I live in and the one "next door"50%-100% equity10+ years of residence SFR, Multi-Family, Duplex, Triplex, QuadTrustee and Corporate excluded1000 postcardsHopefully I can get some good advice from the master marketers on this one! 

Playing the title swap game completely eliminates the asset protection you're trying to gain by holding property in a corporate entity.

My interest in an attorney is because I would like to set up an LLC or some form of corporation. 

I went into real estate many years ago but languished during the years when I worked in a corporate day job.