If you own more than 25% of the corporation, you should be required to show 2 year's tax returns (personal and business). 

short of buying in the Hoods of America which is NOT passive .. you have to look at what cash flow is there for the average investor to start and once you run the numbers you will come to realize this is a LONG game.. the way to scale is you have to create equity then turn that equity over and do it again.. if its simply buy rentals that cash flow 200 a month with max debt .. then its simple math how many of those do you need.. and how hard are you going to have to work for that.. and how much debt are you taking on to achieve it..  

LLCs are corporation.

You have not touched upon that.I never said America has suddenly turned into North Korea where the "state" runs everything and the people are enslaved nor do i claim to be an indentured servant.

I manage 19 furnished rentals in San Francisco and San Mateo Counties and I’m finally free of needing to do corporate work.

@Joe Splitrock it’s not easy to compare any job to another when dealing with a 1940 house in early America country.

I have 2 years experience in the real estate business, more than 4 working in flips and rehabs, and 8+ years managing offices and teams (corporate and non-profit.

I invest mainly outside of North America and there are surely plenty of people here who know the area so they'll probably have a better opinion than me on this specific transaction.It's really cool you invest internationally.

It's for corporate assets.

To give a little more background of myself, I am a corporate jet pilot and aircraft manager for our west coast operations, and I am also a certified aircraft mechanic.