You can either have an LLC taxed as an S corp, OR you can have an S corp, taxes would be the same, but not ownership.  

The good and improving health of corporate America has meant that many larger corporate tenants have stronger balance sheets than ever and after years of belt-tightening, are financially strong and expanding.

If they had a veritable job with an income at a large corporation I would be okay with it. 

I'd actually check out a Nevada Corp as you have a better corporate veil and the taxes should be less.

I currently work as a marketer for a major corporation, but am looking to start my investing journey via wholeselling. 

I have heard that it is best to set up a master corporation for REI in general, and individual LLC's for properties. 

These mailers are already designed by the WTP corporate media department. 

If the entity owns the property you wouldn't use a DOT, the security is described in corporate documents between partners.

I would be looking to invest in either metropolitan area as well as Bangkok, Thailand as I am of Thai heritage and have ties to that area as well.Currently, I have a good full-time job that pays a solid amount but have never aspired to climb up the corporate ladder.  

I asked this on Facebook and Jason Chester said this, "I've had luck finding the principal address for LLC's on the Georgia secretary of state corporation search...but no responses from them, but I did not get a returned letter so they definitely got it."