I'm wondering if there might be a good way to incorporate flipping into my "formula" to gain the capital to eventually invest in apartments.

@ mike f, the original post was to ask about investor or others experience in building an in house crew and how it related to their success incorporating a similar model to flipping houses.

You want lot rent, and this gives them something they own, youre incorporating pride of ownership here to someone who otherwise would never own a home. 

EID is one, but you want to incorporate as a non-profit organization and apply for 501(c)3 status of IRS.  

I have just recently Incorporated my rentals into a LLC and have one business credit card with capital one with a credit line of $2,000.

I remember when he was an attorney and started the company (I was working as a clerk at the title company he used at the time - like 12 years ago).There's a 3rd guy based in Aurora, IL who's name completely escapes me at the moment.However - none of them incorporate a magazine into it which is a snazzy marketing thing I like about your company.Check them out.

A corporation requires a filing of an articles or "certificate" of incorporation with the state.

I am not talking about getting incorporated.

I actually incorporated after the 2nd tenant of mine did threaten to sue me over something right after we signed the lease; within nano seconds, or so it seemed,  ordered me off the property, (my first lawyer did very well kicking this tenants butt out due to my string of protective clauses). 

Hi,My business is still quite young at a year and a half. I am a Realtor®, but also rehab and occasionally rehab through my S-Corp, Loggerhead Property Team. I absolutely want to begin building a rental portfolio as a...