Are you looking for something related to commercial or residential properties, debtor side or creditor side, federal or state court, corporation setup or debt collection, etc ?

Hi all,I am currently working in the supply chain industry as an analyst for a major US corporation, but I am interested in moving into an analytics role in the real estate sector.I want to showcase that I am competently performing in this sector using my own money, and that therefore I can be entrusted in the role based on track record.I don't want to send the message that I'm too busy to do my day job, or that I don't really need the money and therefore can be lowballed on salary.Here's a draft of that section of the resume (formatting is better in word)Parabola, LLC, Belltower Holdings, LLC & Other Affiliates, Keene, NH January 2018-PresentFounding Investor, Executive ManagerIdentify acquisition opportunities, perform financial analysis (IRR, NPV, DSCR, GRM, etc) and quantitative risk analysis (Monte Carlo Simulation)Grew an initial investment of $6k in one single family home into a sixteen-unit rental portfolio worth $1.65M over the course of 55 months.Developed the InvestMyHouse.com brand for marketing seller financed acquisitions.

We have been looking into corporate rentals recently, and would like to know more from anyone who has experience with them.

You can file an extension by May 17th and gain extra time until October 15th.C-corporations, including LLCs taxed as C-corporations - same deadlines as sole proprietors.Partnerships, including multi-member LLCs taxed as partnerships, had March 15th as their filing deadline.

The reality is, they are killing off mom-and-pop investors, which means the large corporations will just continue to grow.

Corporations will buy up the properties.

Curious the pros/cons experienced.Through public records, I am able to run a report for all the 2-4 unit zoned/permitted residential multi-family (although I live in a duplex but the records show that it is a single family, guessing it was converted maybe without city permits/approval).I have played around with the tool and its easy to find the list and the owners of the property (be it a corporation or an individual). 

Plus, you can have just one umbrella policy for the LLC to cover multiple properties which is much more efficient.Yes, if you are highly concerned about a lawsuit, then you need to establish LLC(s), refinance/finance with commercial loans (whose rates and terms are less favorable than conforming residential loans) so the mortgage is given by the LLC (and not you), and operate the LLC correctly to protect/maintain its corporate veil.So, sounds like you want to slowly change your existing LLC to a holding-type LLC? 

Hello,I am in the process of starting a corporation with 3 partners for the purpose of real estate investment.

Well, it didn't give the mortgage so you are still liable.Co-mingling is the "easiest/fastest" way to pierce your corporate veil.