I do have three bachelor degrees (Economics, Finance, and International Management) as well as my MBA but I'm tired of the corporate life and have only been in it for 9 months. 

I used the word "corporate" just specify the turn key properties available from companies which are rehabbed ready to go with a property management team etc. in place.

You may run into some issues down the line if there is some lawsuit involving premises liability and a savvy attorney tries to pierce the corporate veil.

I have a corporation that I purchase/rehab/rent properties in.

One of those thing you ought to do, depending what your worth is, is to forming some type of a corporation or a LLC to protect yourself financially from legal action.You might need to hire a lawyer and/or a CPA (or acceptable account) to advise you once you have selected your niche and market.  

Figure out what you can bring to the table and find someone who can complement you to work with...maybe someone who has cash to invest, but no rehabbing skills; maybe someone who has some cash and more experience with construction but no time (who can oversee and advise you during the process). 

You should probably form some type of corporation or a LLC.You might have to hire a lawyer and/or a CPA to advise you after you have selected a niche and market.  

I have a stable corporate job, but have always had the  entrepreneurial drive on a small scale, and wish to apply my desire into the real estate investing field.  

Both my client and I have extensive construction backgrounds, and immediately noticed the rush-job renovation that the corporate owner had their crew take on.

If they give him all he has proposed in terms of corporate taxes, there could be a nationwide top coming far sooner than many expect.