type of business and limited description, I would definitely avoid a general partnership or corporation, unless you are planning investors. Look into an LLC that is taxed as an "S" corporation. But, a normal LLC would probably be just fine as well. Never own real estate via a corporation.

But, to be honest, this is way too important of a decision to not have very good, high quality people helping you out initially. Pay the extra money to have a good accountant and a good attorney that specializes in this area help you out.