Hi BP Tampa Community -Has anyone had an experience working with Vintage Tampa Homes, LLC or Jerome Boulanger?

I'm not really a fan of LLC's for residential properties. 

Why create a C-Corp as opposed to a LLC for the Property Management Co.?

I was hoping to avoid a conventional loan in order to take title directly into an LLC, rather than my own name and having to deed it later.

It could be for any strategy--not just STR...There's a money partner and sweat-equity partner (I'd say "managing" partner in LLC lingo): the money partner initially collects all profits in a scheme where the sweat-equity partner works off his or her half of the initial downpayment in what Carl calls a "mini-mortgage." 

If the current plan is to open an LLC to apply for a commercial mortgage loan, how is this possible with a newly created company?

If they look at it as a personal property, would it be worth it to establish an LLC so lenders will look at it as a business and lend more money based off how much income the property would bring in? 

The local ski resort here recently posted that they were canceling the summer concert series because they couldn't find workers "even though we're offering great wages and a sign-on bonus". 

@Jasmine RussellPersonally as someone who gets vetted by investors as I partner on every deal- I always give my LLC names, portfolio website as well as active/off market listings and go through what I’ve done Anything they’re offering you’re going to want to vetIf theyre a deal -maker (gets it under contract and executes with private partners) then you want to know how they go about their process and show p&s etc they’ve signed Public tax records are a wealth of info tooHope this helps!

However, I really want the mortgage to be under my LLC instead of my personal name.