I struggle to find good data to make a decision on this theme so I am waiting instead and will probably do something soon in the US instead (even if there is plenty of political risk there too).

If you're doing short-term corporate rentals, I could see tenants agreeing 0 guests.I see the benefit in limiting guests like you do too.More people = more wear and tear, more noise, more parking, more utilities, potential extra roommates or AIrnb rentals, more liability or more opportunity for injuries or mishaps, etc.

Plus, we need to STOP SELLIMG THE LAND...Especially to large corporations.

Sounds like presa Canario not an American Staffordshire bull terrier, politically correct.

When asked how do political results impact RE, he said, "the Real estate market slows in election years.

Another nurse ready for real estate STR and MTR, corporate housing.

I used to work in the corporate world (software sales) and was making similar to what you were. 

So. it’s not uncommon to request proof of rent deposits via bank statements and corporate/LLC tax returns.

I deferred the corporate route after 6 years as an Air Force Officer and am now a full-time real estate investor and Realtor in Destin, FL and Los Angeles, CA.All of your options sound solid, but just curious if you are excited to go the more corporate route or if you have more of an entrepreneur/business mindset and want to build something?

Maybe it's just because I'm used to looking at this from the political/regulatory side, but the lender requirements are consistent across the board.