I recommend looking at the Marcus Millichap "2019 Multifamily North American Investment Forecast", if multifamily is of any interest.

My name is Ozzy Smith with American Dream Investments LLC from Dayton OH. 

I don't know if you've found the info you were looking for (post is a month old), but I found another post where Foremost insurance, American Modern Insurance Groups,  and National RE Insurance Group were mentioned several times.

I guess @Joe McCall's entire empire he built from Lease-Options is from stealing from people and not helping them achieve the American Dream.

The bigger problem has been our {North American} practice of erecting mediocre buildings and oversizing the HVAC system to compromise.

I love renting to first generation Americans because I'm 2 to 3 years, I will be selling them a house!

And so almost immediately after graduating college and launching myself into a very modest entry level career, I decided I was going to buy a Ford Mustang Cobra and turn it into one of the “sickest” street cars around…something worthy of being placed on the glossy pages of a magazine.Roughly $17,000 later – mostly financed – I was sitting behind the wheel of my very own slice of raw, American muscle.

With regards to the Roth IRA, I personally think that the math works out better for most Americans with the 401(k) contributions first.  

And I think it feeds well into the American dream of learning a business that took many folks many years ( like me been at it 40 and still don't know it all) to learn it all in 4 or 5 days.

Such is the reality we live in :) So, when a corporation / LLC - Inland, American Homes, etc. - buys a property, whose credit / income do they check?