@Bryan Bruton  I just furnished 2 of my units for medium term rental in San Diego, 1 advertising out myself and the other under a corporate housing agency. shoot me a pm and we can chat.

The most expensive PM in my area is getting tons of complaints, because they are so corporate and not working toward the owners' best interests (Maxed gross annual income, top property performance and minimal expenses). 

We tend to filter for Corporate owners, then go to the State Secretary's website to get available information and reach out. 

#2) Look at where big corporations are moving.

Most people would seem to pierce their own corporate veil (consult a qualified professional or two) by not operating the LLC cleanly --- and because your CPA said it was okay doesn't count since this is a legal matter. 

All I know from what I read is if a corporation (especially a Hospital) is expanding, it means it's a good area to invest in.

The owners have a letter of intent from a large corporate developer for 6.5Mil, however they will not close within the next year.

We also have a TON of huge corporations here like Amazon, Intel, The Limited, Chipotle,and more.

Otherwise, you will be signing personally in which case you are jeopardizing your LLC's corporate veil. 

Did anyone ever buy Corporation that owns Rental Portfolio ?