Sounds correct, ask about a sole proprietorship with a registered name forming your company, it shouldn't have to be an LLC or an S or C Corp or a Limited Partnership, but you need a business entity. :) 

Hello, my wife and I are corporate slaves, planning our escape.

A few questions after researching the sources you listed.1) It seems some of the bases (if not all) have teamed up wirh major corporations to offer housing options....Picerne, Balfour Beatty, etc.

https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...I also dont own a corporation for Real Estate, nor am I a licensed professional.

I am considering mailing to landlords that have filed evictions excluding corporate owned.

So if you have considerations that are more entity and corporate laws related than using the state A  and state b makes more sense.  

After several years of pursuing a corporate career, I've found myself very dissatisfied and continue coming back to real estate as a possible avenue to a different and more fulfilling career and lifestyle. 

I've won a couple of awards, written some articles for the industry, worked for corporate, agency as well as freelanced my own gigs.

Is your HOA local or a big corporate firm that may or may not get the right documents to the buyers lender on time?

I have found my LLCs to be the best fit for passive income, long-term commercial asset holds.Nowhere in any of that is short or no-term wholesaling of residential houses.A lot of short-term, active income operators (wholesalers, flippers, managers, book-writers, etc) for SE advantages, set up an s-corp or have an LLC that is taxed as an s-corp.Wholesaling and flipping are jobs.