The date of that filing is different depending on corporate and accounting structure.  

Besides, if you actually get 8% consistently, I'd imaging huge corporations would have figured this out and spend kagillions on a yellow letter. 

I am doing some initial research on corporate or short-term furnished rentals in the Santa Clarita Valley and am interested in figuring out if anyone is having success renting in this market.

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.  

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.