The first thing he told me was "You don't need to do anything that you don't have the llc or corporation for a veil of protection." 

If you all operate under the same corporation it sounds like each corporate owner would be liable no matter what.

I was a property manager for a large corporate company for four years, managing hundreds of units and we currently own one multifamily.

Best of luck.https://www.thebalancesmb.com/forming-an-s-corporation-3193223

Apparently if you form a corporation for the syndication, and more than half of the members are limited (give money only) then everyone involved loses out on  tax advantages.

I have finally talked my father into investing in real estate through the corporation.

You might be historically correct, I don't know.This is from Fair Isaac Corporation directly, as of 2018 you can have 5000 car loan inquiries on the same day and it will not impact you any more than one.Does the formula treat all credit inquiries the same?

I currently work in Chicago, Illinois, and plan on moving to Toronto within the year to take a corporate job where, you guessed it, all my earnings will be going to another property, and then another, and so on. 

My goal would be to furnish the 3 or 4 unit buildings for corporate renters/college students, charging a premium for the furnished units, leading to increasing cash flow compared to an typical unfurnished rental, in turn building the momentum needed to then invest in unfurnished multi's at a large scale. 

We just don’t want to pay for personal items from our investment accounts where the corporate veil is pierced and the LLC asset protection is lost.