Hello all,I am currently looking to switch jobs and have been interviewing for BA type roles in corporate America.

@Kumar Paj  The best book which I read for understanding corporate structures was, "Start your own Corporation," followed by, "Run your own Corporation," by Garrett Sutton. 

Our family was expanding to three kids and we needed more room, so we literally took the top half of our house off and rebuilt it into what looks like an American Foursquare.

We are not handyman by any means, as we both work in the corporate world, but we make a decent stable income and have adjusted our goals accordingly.We are particularly looking in Ohio(Cleveland and Columbus) and Indiana(Indianapolis, Noble County).

I intend on being a hybrid investor, as I do have a private lender who is interested in putting in $100,000 for 20% of the profits.Now my question is, which corporation of ownership would be most ideal for multifamily and small apartment properties?

It's usually best to own flips/wholesales in an S Corp or LLC taxed as an S Corp. 

In the meantime, here are some great resources (other than Bigger Pockets) to answer your question: Short Term Rental Advocacy Center: They have a lot of current information on short term rental regulations.AVROA: The American Vacation Rental Owners' AssociationRentals United blog: Rentals United is a channel manager, but they have a great blog on managing your vacation rental.Cottage BloggerHope this helps!

He said "you American's.  

Watch the market place forums too, it's the "Count Down To Launch" LOL.There are several types of conventional options, the "full credit", "step up", "financed option" (actually 2 ways), "set up option" "declining credit option"  each having acceptable variations and the American Option (a favorite of the gurus) and the European Option described, both may employ aspects of the different types. 

I am currently looking for contact information of the investor "Sandy Canyon Corporation" or who might servicer there loans.