Could you explain this type of corporation please?

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. 

I am limited on driving distance due to family obligations and i typically drive for dollars during my lunch hour and that's about it.  

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?

Did she have and ethical and professional obligation to inform all of the Board member of this information?

I guess condos that don’t have a doorman would be easier to pull off since there wouldn’t be anyone obligated to pay attention to who's coming in and out of the building.

If you are not an agent you have no obligation legal or ethical to go thought the buyers agent.You may not interfere with the listing agents contract with the seller.

Many borrowers thought they were home free when they never heard from their lenders for years.. only to get a knock on the door from Rialto and on the commercial side these guys are going for judicial foreclosures and deficiency judgments thereby pushing many folks into a BK situation. its easy for these guys to play tough they bought the assets at a STEEP discount .. so they make money either way.. work out or foreclose and sell at discount its still profit for them since they did not originate and are in the deals as stated far less than the obligation of the borrower.borrower getting a loan mod to a CA foreclosure 4 days before the sale is the borrowers fault in CA I believe the law allows a lender to not accept a payoff or reinstatement either 3 or 5 days before the sale...