Trying to make sure we don’t breech the corporate vail.

It also isn't complete when talking about LLCs because an LLC can be taxed as a disregarded entity, partnership, S-Corp, or a C-Corp. 

Trying to not pierce the corporate vail.

Ultimately I am much more on the safe side of things because I've seen many people crash and burn from really simple mistakes.I personally run my investments through Texas because it has such low filing fees and minimal requirements for corporate compliance, then I use trusts in order to create the anonymity that people approach the WY LLC for.

I've recently retired from a fun, challenging executive position in a large corporation.

I'm hopeful I can add real value wherever I can on the forums and with connections.I have over 20 years of corporate accounting experience, I was an Enrolled Agent for about 4 years, I was an endorsed local tax advisor with the Dave Ramsey Show for 2 years, and I've been a real estate agent since 2016.But I'm making the full leap into real estate investing as of Jan 2019 with a supportive husband and family. 

Consider leaving corporate, pursue another job opportunity with greater cash earning potential (+) Going back to an agency, commission style setting would give us an opportunity to double my income.

I currently have one unit which is a corporate / visiting scholar rental and for that unit I do the opposite and cover everything. 

The reason I am searching for a property here is due to my girlfriend's and my job being in Overland Park (her in corporate woods and I in downtown OP).

I had an applicant last week for a client's property actually, who seemed very motivated, saw the unit, filled out the application, provided additional info, corporate job - and then went dark just before signing the lease.