She also spends a lot of time just correcting their errors because pointing their errors out to them causes them to point fingers in every other direction and they take no responsibility for them.However, our corporate parent is realizing some savings, so we're stuck with this nightmare.Definitely NOT recommended.

It wouldn't be the best for MTR since traveling RNs or corporate people wouldn't drive all the way up there (it's on the border of farm land until farmers sell off land to developers building SFH or MFH) - it's not near downtown Indianapolis.

Do we need to speak to a corporate lawyer or can we go the simple route of LegalZoom?

It is a 7-unit building in Frederiksted and we put it in a USVI LLC for the corporate protection benefits. 

Or is it viewed as a "brand-new" company since a new LLC is formed and the corporate credit is non existent? 

I would be wary of "just put your logo on it". 

If you want to invest a privately owned firm may be the way to go as they have less of a corporate structure setting restrictions on you.

Usual structure they recommend is the LLC and LP structure with a C Corp or LLC as the GP and myself as the LP to avoid double taxation.

Currently, I hold an executive position in a major tech corporation.

Hell Looking to understand and get advice if there are still accessible opportunities to grow wealth through real estate in the Seattle area (Seattle, Bellevue, Issaquah or beyond).Objectives: - De-risk income/wealth from my full time job - Grow wealth (property appreciation) - More cash flow (if possible)- Have somewhere to stay (myself and family) when I visit (why something like STR/corporate rental would be great - can have a spare few weeks here and there)I have a couple properties in the Seattle/Bellevue area.