I'm a marketer/graphic designer and eventually want to flip and stage.

I went from making 6 figures to 7 figures very quickly because I took the principles of black jack and incorporated them obsessively in business.  

Finally, any sales or transfers of property out can trigger big taxable events in corporations that have to be paid then, instead of maybe being deferred to the future in a partnership or sole prop situation. 

I contacted these people  and they wanted me to fill out an application, they wanted tax returns bank statements a copy of drivers license articles of incorporation, I even think they wanted a copy of my drivers license they wanted my ein number.

Then once a price is agreed on, a full contract is put together with earnest money.Hopefully you can incorporate one, or both, of these.

Primarily because such services, although they provide paperwork that is likely to get you past your incorporation body in your state, do not necessarily reflect what is either;A) In your best interestB) The best asset protection plan for you.I would always recommend using an attorney for incorporation efforts.

I was just curious, and apologies if I missed it somewhere, but how did you incorporate a fee for yourself since the seller owner-financed to your end buyer?

Many real estate commissions will enforce the NAR Code of Ethics and have incorporated them in their regulations.  

With that in mind, I am a professional videographer and photographer as well as a graphic designer.If anybody is interested in trading time and knowledge or even letting me tag along throughout one of your deals for some of my services, please message me.

@Anastasia G.I have a SEP IRA SDIRA account (non LLC)@Brian EastmanI am a sole proprietor LLC non-incorporated so the Solo 401k does not apply as I don't take a salary, but thanks for the tip.