Ok, so after a series of setbacks I have been able to negotiate a better deal with the seller.

If you set your foundation TO BE a website, and you are planning to use your website as the main means to be found, then sure a website is the way to go first.BUT, if you manage to get a fantastic credibility score with your facebook page, twitter page, youtube channel, where you broadcast all your purchases, have a series of house flipping adventures all recorded, and the entire state raves about your facebook page with a ton of shares comments and reviews... do you think a desperate seller is going to pass you by because "I see no cheap wix site"?

You have to have a Series 7 to sell them (which I do) but I could show you one we have currently just so you could get an idea of the structure.

You need to make sure you can set up llc's in series.  

Since there's a bunch of knowledgeable solar guys in here right now, and it kind of fits the topic, I think it might be appropriate to ask this question here.The solar panel installations that I've seen on Youtube, TV, etc that are retrofit - i.e. not put on when they're replacing a roof, which I've never seen - always shows them drilling bracket mounting holes straight through the asphalt shingles.

He is a pretty seasoned and knowledgeable economist.He was chief economist at bear steamedYes people will not like him because of his belief in supply side economics.But he is more than just a tv personality, he does have significant experience

Check out this series of articles:  Flipping and Rehabbing"Hard Money Lenders" are a typical source of funding for fix and flips. 

But cleaning, not so much, as I watched enough court shows on TV and landlord always get into trouble over cleaning that judges see as normal wear and tear.

I’m currently going through primerica to get my series 65. 

I bought and moved to a condo, and when my closing attorney wrote them a demand letter, I got the refund in a week.I watch court shows on TV where landlords try to keep deposits with pictures of garbage left behind and damages, and usually the judges are not sympathetic attributing it to wear and tear.