You can complement that with places like ListSource, Propstream, Propelio or Rebogateway.These types of properties will typically be held inside a LLC, corporation or trust -- sometimes just under an individual's name.

Also, look at the rental rates being advertised around your campus, and you'll be able to see where they are catering to student and how much of a difference there is between student rental rates to normal market rates. 

., a Maryland corporation that can be looked up here: https://egov.maryland.gov/busi...Being required by a lender to redeem a ground rent in this situation is not particularly fair.

This can create issues with how you title the property or it can "pierce the corporate vail".

Second, in order to maintain the separateness of the LLC (separate from the identity of the members), the LLC must follow certain rules referred to as corporate formalities. 

I am trying to determine if there is a need for a corporate style one in our area.

We have insight of many companies coming to Orlando such as Disney corporate from California.

We bought our home with a broker and it was a nightmare because the loan was being underwritten by someone in a corporate office who did not have any inclination to meet our closing date.

Find out what their motivation is and why they are selling and structure your offer to cater to their reasoning.

There are business/corporate jobs with those companies doing real estate investments.All that being, sure there are plenty of books, online material, etc. that you could read, too.