You will be underwelmed, top notch investors are few and far between.I have found most agent minded individual's are more focused on the closing or 3% of the deal.  

It sounds like I should bump that liability coverage up a notch or two.

Look top notch even if you don't feel you need to.

There current minimums /programs have not worked for me yet, but the company is ran by top notch people.

Jim Cameron's Windermere real estate team based in Bellevue, WA is top-notch.

You have a lot to lose, get a top notch professional team behind you before you dive into anything.

Here it is hard to get anything passed by VA inspectors, so remodel needs to be top notch.

He's super responsive and is great at preparing a property to get top-notch tenants.

I'm not sure how they do it, but Keller Williams always seems to have top notch agents.

@Llewelyn A.Pay for the cell phone from your personal account.Create a simple company policy (in writing, obviously) that the company does not provide cell phones, and employees are required to use their personal phones for company business and will be reimbursed up to $x/month.Issue these monthly reimbursements by transferring money from business to personal account.Deduct them as company expense.If you want to take it one notch up, you can have monthly reimbursement requests submitted to the company.I'd limit this setup to one company, as doing a multi-company split is not worth the hassle.