If the C-Corp is the only owner of the LLC then essentially the C-Corp owns the property in the IRS' eyes.

Do their HOA restrictions allow tiny homes (essentially RV's) to be parked on lots?

Yes that is typical but with a 12 unit building you may be able to find a manager for less than 10%.

There is typically one in Cornelius on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at Harvey's. 

Essentially had three 401Ks with different custodians and simply did a “rollover”.Luckily, my laziness paid off as most folks are told to roll it over to the current employer... bad idea unless it’s either mandated or required (usually <5K vested balance per 401K).

As far as capital to get started, after you've exhausted the VA loan, the typical and common answer for a primary residence is a 20% down payment with a credit score and cash reserves good enough to qualify for a mortgage.

A typical “homeowner” policy does not cover vacant property, after a certain amount of time anyway, particularly when your intent is to Never occupy....verify with your agent.

@Mike LambertThinking I can learn a lot from investing internationally and the price point typically is lower in those areas to buy in

Baltimore Air BnB is under attack....the new bill that goes into law shortly, essentially bans short term rentals in homes that you don't currently live in.

I also find that I typically help at least one friend/family member with a transaction each year (which will cover the maintenance costs of my license indefinitely, moving forward).- Yes, there is increased liability; however, if you take earning your license seriously, it doesn't take much to understand what must be disclosed, how to disclose it, etc.