After I received my employee identification number, I was told that if I want to, I have the option of filing form 8832 "Entity Classification Election" and elect to be classified as an organization taxable as a corporation.

But other than increasing the amount you collect up front and having parents co-sign I don't really see any other option besides court.

Plus I like the tangibility of something physical..I'm interested in learning how to structure deals (optimal legal entities, tax implications, risk mitigation), financing options, and have some familiarity with this on a high level (albeit in a corporate and and global context).

(This is on a national level. 

I am looking at using Roth IRA and start a 401k inside my company ( just have to make sure I don't hear same for all employees ).

Just have to figure out what you can and cannot do then figure out if its worth your effort and time on a personal level.. the fact is .. real estate is location , location, location  and supply demand and available credit supply the values.    

Not about wasting lenders' precious time, because #1 a lot of their employees could care less if a loan funding is delayed. #2 they're not the one's with all their belongings in a truck headed to another city.It's about avoidable delays in the loan process, whether it be thru Bank of America or ABC Mortgage Lender, that could have a costly impact on the "Consumer/ Borrower" by simply doing a simple round up or down of a few bucks.

@Walter Correia, You're going to see a range based on service level, economies of scale and geography. 

Colorado, UT, Idaho, Montana?

I am trying to locate an foreclosure agent in the Denver area that has good experience and can help me buy fhis type of property. Does anyone know someone trust worthy and client oriented?