@Christopher Brown the question of legal entity is (obviously) a legal question, and if you're going to do real estate you'll need to form a relationship with a real estate attorney anyway, so I'd recommend you find a good real estate attorney (I can recommend a few in RI if you don't know any) and ask her/him.As a "general rule", for an active business with earned income such as wholesaling, an S corporation (either an actual corporation or LLC taxed as an S-corp) is commonly recommended, and a flow-through entity such as a single member LLC, partnership LLC or trust is commonly recommended for holding rental properties (rental income).There are subtleties between the right entity for legal protection, and for tax effectiveness, and the right answer for you and your situation might not be the right answer for someone else, so it's really a good idea to consult with an attorney and tax advisor about your specific situation and plans.

@Kavian Karami Ashley Brown with Conner Insurance has done all of my properties and primary residence.

@Michael Brown see if you can get a title search done before showing investors so you know what the issues are and can inform the potential buyers when offering the deal.

I like a dark brown that kind of looks like dirt, if you have the tile to pull it off, because after a year of greasy, dirty feet and shoes it will be the color of dirt even if you seal it. 

@Caleb Brown yes, I have a buddy from work who is also a REI and we meet weekly to discuss deals, financing and partnership actually.  

@Stephen Brown Please add me also to the group chat.

Hello, my name is Xavier Brown and I have recently turned 18 and I’m looking for new mentors to appoint me in the right direction with starting out my investing and real estate portfolio in my future.

@Bekah Brown I started my own construction company because this is so hard.

@Caleb Brown would be a great to to resource for you as you consider this market.Please reach out to me as well. 

Yes, they now make a laminate that can do a square edge without the brown line that makes it look like laminate!