You'd need to talk to a lawyer about what you have to do, but there's always the possibility of a plaintiff piercing the corporate veil, depending on circumstances.

If there's no room for a rehab, talk then into a subject to and YOU landlord it.

Hey there @Garr Ett.Are you talking about a rental or sale?

I like it alot and I have it talking with my software for inbound/outbound calls.

Who ever told you 30 days doesn't know what they are talking about.  

Talk soon,William Lees Jr

I'm sure people in both categories will talk about wild success going both routes, but my intuition was to the effect that it's much harder to find a 'deal' than it is to find someone who wants to list their house for top dollar on the MLS (while I certainly do not assume this is easy), but I only have so much time and money, trying to not only create a marketing budget but build systems around both of these businesses.

(I am an agent, but investor as well, so my niche is the investor area.)I''m happy to talk on the phone if you like.  

Network and talk to local realtors. 

Talk to a good local lender and ask that question, and go find a great area to buy a duplex in, and enjoy learning how to be a first-time real estate investor using a path many, many first-time investors take.