@Phil Glantz I've never bought a membership interest myself, or corporate shares, some of the ways people have tried to assign property.But, it seems to me that a title company could still search the title up to the LLC, and then give title insurance.  

There would be no ownership in the homes I purchase and that the Corporation would own the real estate protecting me from lawsuits, and that there are no state level corp. income tax.

Pretty easy to get a few corporate weeklies when neither of those are going on. 

Send me a PM with location as I know of a large corporation looking for rentals.

Holding the properties in an S-Corporation, Partnership, or C-Corporation would not change the nature of the income.

If you don't wish to do any of the above, or you aren't in California or are forming an entity in another state, you can use a company such as Corporation Service Company or CT Corporation System to act as agent, but they'll charge you an annual fee.

Corporate America.

I was expecting a post that is similar to my experience as a "newbie" - daily trips to home depot, stalking craigslist to get an idea of rent in the neighborhood, showing up to work (my corporate 9to5) with paint in my hair, asking my husband every night, "is it worth it?"

Some of the largest employee-based corporations are expanding and building new facilities given the bond rating and being able to access money at lower rates.

Best to use a lawyers service If you are an LLC or corporation use must use a lawyer The cost with fees is about $850-1000 http://www.scscourt.org/self_help/civil/ud/ud_file...