If you're using any personal funds, unless their use and acquisition is documented properly, can take down the corporate veil and be porous. 

In my experience, those larger complexes are managed by corporate property management, very cold and impersonal, inflexible and often inattentive.

@Ryan Beasley This would vary depending on negotiations with each buyer, but typically large corporations like McDonald's would negotiate for a ROFR, right to go dark, termination option, and several renewal options, at a minimum.

People at companies I dealt with when I worked in Corporate America would not return my phone calls once I left my job (which is hard not to take personally).

It can not be owned by an LLC or a corporation.

The primary advantage of a Wyoming LLC is the strength of the corporate veil combined with the tax rates.

Obviously the LLC helps you with liability issues and I am aware that the corporate veil can be pierced.

My mortgage company denied me the transfer of deed to my corporation, and I have 100% of interest in the corporation .

For liability, he was correct for creating a corporation.

You can also diversify the same amount of money into many different properties across different real estate asset classes and strategies, which is much less risky than putting all your eggs in one basket (or just a couple of baskets).As a non-US investor, you may need to create a US corporation to invest in some of these, but I have been told by people who have done this that it is really easy to do and not that expensive.