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I feel my brain growing.This came to be because I incorporated investment language in my cover letters and peppered it into my job interviews.

My goal was to have the apartments fully rented so that I could refinance them when I returned stateside.My goal for the future:1.My goal is to incorporate the common areas into additional bedrooms for the apartments.a.1,100 sq ft of common area is unacceptable.2.Combine two of the single bedroom apartments into one three bedroom apartment.The local college built additional dorms, so more demand now for 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for families instead of one bedroom apartments for students.

After a bunch of reading here on the forums and blogs and countless books, I've decided that I like the idea of incorporating either with an LLC or S-Corp or perhaps another entity for the added level of personal asset protection. 

Ive been working in corporate America for a little bit over a year now as a front desk receptionist / office clerk and I'm ready to upgrade and learn something new.

Want to incorporate court house buying into my scheme of things.

Make sure to inspect the property often and its incorporated in the lease agreement.

@Brendon K. if you are using a company that is incorporated you have nothing to worry about you can just pay them.  

LLC) between myself and a partner - what are some key things to incorporate in the operating agreement (not in cookie cutter entity formations)?

But an attorney would provide articles of incorporation and an operating agreement along with the LLC to designate it for your tax or legal needs that are important to you.