Agree with everyone else - it's the cost of doing business.

I guess it would be case by case on the underwriter, if they will ask questions when the lease is under the buyers business name. 

Yes, you can own the company and it can do business in the US.

LOL) that week just flew by, too busy trying to buy gifts for this Christmas party at my friends house, and too many last min change of plans...

I am now focused on rebuilding my business and running an ACTUAL business instead of a cool hobby that I tell my friends. 

Getting the login info and changing the password isn't a bad idea either!

I have an idea for a unique data product, but before I dive deeper and invest more time and money into it, I want to learn from those with more experience in this field.Some background:I'm a tech entrepreneur with a passion for real estate investing.

Data and the political (and overall business) environment plays a huge role. 

But LLCs and banking accounts is mostly your personal preference of how you would like to organize your business structure.

The tenants we typically get under this business model tend to be workaholics and they rarely complain about much (so far) so I haven't had any issue.