Cross your fingers . . .

Used to pound those nails till your fingers hurt.If you can paint you can roof.

Cross your fingers.

I did not do that so I cannot tell you all that is involved there.To setup a Nevada LLC to do business in Nevada, there are some fixed and variable costs.Fixed costs (as stated by the Nevada Secretary of State):1)  $75 filing fee2)  $200 state business license (which you will need, even if you are only 1 person)3)  $150 filing fee for List of Managers4)  I believe you also have to pay for a registered agent, but my lawyer handled thisVariable costs:The preparation of the following documents, which you could do yourself for free, or cross your fingers and use a template from the internet.  

Others may create a plan with criteria so strict that no deal will be good enough, or become so blinded to adherence to "the plan" that money making opportunities go unrecognized or fall through their fingers.  

So fingers crossed.  

Plenty of tech resources and printing till my fingers are multicolored.

Now, the notion of sitting on the sidelines bitting one's fingers in expectation of this "proverbial crash" is detrimental to wealth creation. 

Fingers crossed I can get this through inspections and to the closing table by December 31st.

I agree with @Larry Fried and @James Wise.They have a very comfortable presentation tool, with all the deal analytics there at your finger tips, title reports, inspections, etc.