I also work in corporate America .

I'm wondering, are you suggesting that I should either pay the funding fee out of pocket or adjust my asking price to incorporate the fee on the loan?

Also, you will get different answers from different individuals in this business as far as forming a business entity (e.g. incorporate, LLC).

I'm targeting multifamily, retail and office property owners; however, we also intend to incorporate single family lists into our marketing campaign at some point.Also, if anyone has any advice on creative design or copywrite language, that would be greatly appreciated too!

I switch my mailers up with branded (fancy flyer with logos) and unbranded (handwritten yellowletter) with different text since people respond to these differently. 

@Blake Brose - BTW - I like your logo!!!

The taxi company incorporated each car separately so with the car being totaled there were no assets to go after.

Below that - no excise tax will be assessed.Check with the state where you plan to incorporate.  

It would all depend on if you are incorporated or LLC.

From I have read from the forums, it is recommended to form LLC for passive income from rental properties, and regular S-Corp incorporated for active income like flips or wholesaling.Again for rental properties, it is recommended to create "Series" LLC, meaning having all rentals under one master LLC, at the same time treating each rental as individual LLC.