The only thing I can think of is if you have entity paperwork that may need to be reviewed by a legal team, ie articles of incorporation or articles of organization.

Software differs greatly from accounting, property management, rehab, vacation rental, etc.I've been compiling info on all the known software out there as our company, REsimpli, has been developing a fantastic easy-to-use rehab software that incorporates contracts.

I'm planning on incorporating using Google street view to see local business and them giving them a call to get the scoop on the street level info about the neighborhood.

If title is going to be in corporations name, does that corporation have to have a member sign their personal name on a contract, or can you just sign with company name?

But I'd assert that medical issues are you greatest risk of loosing the wealth you have created.I had to buy my own health care plan starting in the mid 1990s when I went from working in Corporate America (which provided health care coverage) to working for a small temporary help agency (which did not).

The real trick to getting an LLC that doesn't get pierced is following the formalities of being incorporated and not under funding them. 

Domestic LLC and Foreign LLCs You have to check that state requirements.http://smallbusiness.findlaw.com/incorporation-and...

I think I am going to incorporate some sort of process where she has to submit a work order.

In a purchase transaction of a non-owner occupied you're likely looking at 25 to 30% down, you won't be getting any credit for payments made toward your down payment required, so you'll be paying the loan down without any benefits.It also reduces your tax basis, you pay down X thousands, whatever and you will have a lower basis to depreciate and more to claim if you sell.There are reasons why transactions are designed as they are, doing things conventionally incorporates tax treatments, establishing equity, having a basis for lending requirements, control of the property to do improvements and repairs.

You've heard the words before from other investors, and I am sure you have a familiarity with the idea that even if you are incorporated, people may be able to reach your assets.