The government or corporations can take it over at any time.

Most private lenders don’t offer a myriad of loan options due to the fact they are private not institutional/corporate.

Apart from all the financials, she also manages the extensive real estate holdings for the corporation(s) she works for.

(I used corporate direct to form the WY company, it’s difficult to get ahold of someone to answer questions quickly).

Just look it up corporations run this country you might as well capitalize off it.

DWQ, Army Corp or any other environmental requirements or permits.

From my perspective, having your properties in a corporation can limit who will actually provide a mortgage.

If you elected S-Corp status with your LLC, then you will be taxed as an S-Corp and have to follow the S-corporation tax rules.

They start to make money off of streamlined corporate, computer systems, financing cutting 1% point off, advertising they do away with Sparefoot since they own the market, they buy their own maintenance and construction companies- which I say stay in your lane, they control pricing, etc. 

Make sure find a commercial lender as opposed to all the residential lenders out thereUsually, a big sticking point is protecting/maintaining your corporate veil.