1) if you make enough money, you will be better off to put the property under the company because corporate tax will be much low than personal income tax which, if you make too much, you could tap into 50% bracket.
2) In addition, you will be depreciate your property by accepted accounting principal, which is not allowed to be applied with your personal home.
3) however, you will incur other costs, for example, legal, auditing, etc costs with the property under the name of a company instead of your name. The worst is that you have to pay capital gain when you sell it under the company, which is not the case of puting it under your name.
Ok, i will write you more abt this cos i finish my work and going home