We do not qualify for the "for work" filter (our strict cancellation policy dis-allows us), but one of our quickest growing segments of renters is corporate bookings -- we get a lot of weekday bookings for corporate retreats, sales off-sites, exec planning sessions, etc. despite not showing in this filter.     

Just wondering what a typical fee would be for high level property management that would include:Listing property on AirBnb, HomeAway, and Corporate WebsiteManage calendar and booking process from start to endManage cleaning and basic maintenance (lawn/small repair)Pay State sales tax and local hotel/motel tax on behalf of ownerSupply basic supplies (paper towels/toilet paper/coffee/etc.)If I provide for a reasonable profit margin, I am thinking 40% of gross revenue would cover all of the above. 

For example, in order to sell one of his last properties, he put it under a corporations name and sold 99% of the shares to the new owner rather than a fee simple.

Unless it is a corp, or a multiple member LLC, you won't be accomplishing much, if anything, by doing that.That's my understanding, however I'm not a CPA nor attorney.

Placing everything under one LLC and one insurance policy is the quickest way to bankruptcy; corporately and personally.I will give you some tips that have worked for 30+ years, and I have a lot of properties.

While searching for a MF deal, I came across a (NNN) class a office building, The attractive part to me was that the anchor tenant would sign a 10 year lease as a condition of closing and provide a corporate guarantee. 

I just have my severe doubts that any corporation can really guarantee that they can protect such information, considering the continual security breaches from companies (with many that are much, much larger and that's been much, much more money on security). 

I’ve been doing a lot of homework on investing and become a landlord via house hacking and before I sit down to the table with the bank should I set up a corporate identity for protection?

Our former insurance company doesn't handle properties owned by corporations.

Ive reached out to RCN Capital and Lima One Capital for their buy and flip programs but representatives from both companies have informed me they only work with corporations.