Do you have this incorporated in your lease or just verbal?

Then network, network, network and whenever someone asks you what you do, incorporate that elevator speech (without being to pushy) and you'll catch some people's interest.

Once they have their vision and strategy articulated, they should sit down with an accountant and attorney who are well practiced in real-estate and plan the nuts and bolts of how to organise .... when should they incorporate (if at all); will they need/want a multi-layer corporate structure (sometimes it is advantages to incorporate large buildings in their own company); will a trust ever be needed, etc.  

I also work a full time job in corporate america but we are pretty active in the area.Mike

My business in incorporated and I am the sponsoring broker and only employee.

Are you asking about incorporation? 

Does anyone recommend an easy to use slide show app to incorporate into one's website as an intro?

Realtors require a percentage of selling price, you incorporate that into your assignment contract.70 - 80% ARV minus repairs and maintenance/holding costs.  

Stat. 440.03(4) which is about being unlicensed broker.Here was my response:"I purchased list from public data.I am looking for houses with equity that I can buy.I buy direct mail lists.Im not targeting her specifically.Im a real estate investor.The letter says Dear Homeowner.I dont know her first name.I am not soliciting or selling anything.I am wanting to buy.here is link to my Articles of Incorporation for Rockstar Realty LLChttps://www.wdfi.org/apps/CorpSearch/Details.aspx?

They are not even cousins.The IRS isn't in charge of assessing financed transactions except as to tax matters, your CPA probably isn't versed in originating financing agreements, that's a bit out of the domain for a CPA and the Federal Tax Court isn't the proper jurisdiction for RE transactions except as they pertain to taxation.They were also speaking to what not to exceed, not what the customary or average credit was being allowed under options, 10% of "firm" equity places a buyer/borrower over the hump for the financing required, most contracts shoot for 10% equity to be acquired.Dodd Frank incorporates the SAFE Act by specific reference.