Both units were built in 1970, 3BR 1BA, 1350 sq ft each, are 4 side brick, have a car port each and both sit on about .2 acres.Both houses are owned by a corporation and used to be used for housing.

Is it a corporation that buys foreclosures, or a government program maybe?  

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In my other businesses, personal credit seemed to be more important than corporate credit.

However what is the consensus when it is a corporation that is selling the property such as Coldwell banker or "insert here" realty?

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He purchased for $3.5mm in 2003, the tenant had issues and was replaced by Arco corporate in 2007.

Then in 2016 the owner went to the state housing corporation and borrowed $30K to be repaid in 5 years and created a lien on the house.

I understand what I need to do to keep the corporate veil and maintain each LLC.