If it's an LLC with certain elections there can be savings there. 

Senior director, director, junior director.Different places call it different names president,vice president,etc. but concept is similar.

I have also seen arguments against using QuitClaim Deed, instead some people advised to use Warranty Deed which preserves the Original Title insurance.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/08/0...Questions:1) The article says we can sell to an S-corp, why can't it be an LLC (that has not elected S-corp status), any Tax consequences?

Electical and gas are divided water is not. it is two bedrooms up and down. 

If you do some quick research , ask the Hoa President or check tax records, you can find the owner and go to him.

Last thing a judge wants it to be on the local news for kicking someone out of their own home, judges here run for election, they have to try and give everyone a fair shake.

Share with and reward folks that do good work with certificates of appreciation with president's faces on them! 

the issue at hand is a question of whether the property is considered abandoned or a hold over. this issue would vary slightly state to state, and would most likely fall on the judgement of the judge who presides over the case. however, if nothing has been removed from the apartment, I doubt any judge would call it abandoned, perhaps if all utilities are turned off you may have an argument. if everything is missing except garbage and maybe a couch, then you are probably looking at abandonment, but from the way the story reads, I doubt any judge would be happy with what the landlord did.

@Dan RomaHi neighbor.I second @Basit Siddiqi's suggestion to create an LLC, not an S-corp, and then have that LLC elect to be an S-corp.That is assuming you DO need S-corp taxation.

So a rigid contract could box one of you into a corner.We hired a President for our property management company.