Will add a bit more
It may not be a good idea to buy a home initially - it's better to have a look around for a year and just rent during that time. There are also occasions where real estate can be priced on a two-tier system - one of residents - another for "tourists". You will not be a tourist - you are a resident
Not that this is a problem either way, but you are free to do as you wish with your corp and, unless you think of a reason otherwise, there is no need to hide behind nominee directors.
Unfortunately there has been a few sad tales lately - that is certainly not the norm - and these mainly appear to have come from folks who were trying to be smartasses and who still had obligations to laws in their home countries. When you move OS from most high-taxation regime countries (forgetting the US for a moment) as a resident, there is nothing to hide. Banking at an offshore bank is the same as walking down the street to your local bank. The only difference is more confidentiality (tho that rarely matters to residents) - and interest is normally paid tax free.
There are usually some taxes applicable, but these are not normally personal or corporation taxes, but local sales taxes in restaurants etc. If you choose a good jurisdiction for your corp - there are no accounts required (saves a hell of a lot of time!!) and no annual filings. You will not normally get any taxation forms. (This is the situation with a Panama corp, but other jurisdictions have the same benefits).