And more importantly for those who used to work in corporate world, in a job where it has high demand and focus which offers good salary, how did you do it?

I've been in your shoes of wanting to go out on my own- actually quit my VP job in Corporate America 2 years ago to start 2 business (real estate being one of them).

I'd incorporate a solid accountant/CPA. 

Exception: attorney’s fees must be reported on 1099-MISC even if they are incorporated.

I am considering incorporating and having us 3 as directors but only the investor as the sole shareholder.

But my main question here is how to incorporate my savings in rent into this equation?

What is the true spend on these sites when you incorporate PPC?

Something to think about incorporating into a portfolio that's based in more fluctuating markets. 

I may come across as a bit harsh here, but if you just bought the business didn't you analyze the rent and tax situation and incorporate it into your pro forma?

was their Legal Dept drafted an addendum which if we go on our own, we plan to incorporate into a new Lease, which Tenants already signed, at least acknowledging since they didn't notify us, they agree to limit number of kids (some of our neighbors are pissed off about the traffic, but we explained to them our hands are tied).