Are you one law, one riot, one tax, one corporate HQ move,  one fire, one water restriction, one whatever; from your home being devalued and being under water. 

It just doesn't pass the "logic test" when it comes to the alter-ego requirement for protecting your corporate veil.  

I got back into RE full time in January of this year in Nashville after leaving Corporate America in Dallas, TX.

Fly in our clear blue sky with minimal wind and perfect temperatures 99% of the time.You might also get some corporate traffic (relocation and temporary) and I have 2 travel nurses looking for places right now as well so they can be attractive,  especially during the summer months when our furnished rentals experience higher vacancy rates.

Some homes even have a movie theater and game room with pool and ping pong.What could be interesting is putting up themes and amenities that complement what folks traveling to your home will do.

Some lenders have informed me that they require 2 years income tax returns for the Corp or LLC proving income (if I open a brand new LLC there will be no proof of income) What can I do to be lendable? 

It doesn't matter if you are an LLC or an S-Corp or a Partnership.

I see cash flowing opportunities around the front range in small multifamily, value add projects, house hacking/renting by the room, furnished/medium-term/corporate rentals, and short term rentals (where allowed).

We first moved to Winston Salem in 2003 because the company I worked for has corporate headquarters here.

Landlord requires possession of the rental unit because one of the following people wants to move into the rental unit:the landlord or the landlord’s spousea child or parent of the landlord or their spouse, ora person who provides or will provide care services for any of these people.Form N12 - Notice to Terminate the Tenancy at the End of the Term for Landlord’s or Purchaser’s Own Use60 daysTermination date must be the last day of the rental period or lease term.Form L2 – Application to Terminate a Tenancy and Evict a TenantTiming: Application must be filed no later than 30 days after the termination date in the notice.Application must include a completed Schedule B.The person who will occupy the unit must file an affidavit with the application.The tenant can dispute the application at the hearing, or move out of the unit on an earlier date if they provide at least 10 days’ written notice to the landlord.The person who receives care services must reside in the same complex.The landlord or family member must intend to live in the unit for at least one year.The landlord must either:1. pay the tenant the equivalent of one month’s rent before the termination date in the notice, or2. offer the tenant another unit that the tenant accepts.Only individual landlords, not corporations, are able to give notice of termination for this reason.If the tenant believes the landlord gave the notice in bad faith (e.g. the landlord rents the unit to someone else or advertises it for sale or for rent), they can file a T5: Tenant Application – Landlord Gave a Notice of Termination in Bad Faith