That is why I always recommend working with an attorney if you decide to pursue the LLC (or any incorporation strategy) route.

Hi everyone,

I've been reading on BP for a while now but I thought it was time to make my first post! Anyway, here goes:

We have had several oil companies approach us about renting out homes to them...

I've done way too much project management in "corporate world" with way too much pressure and stress on me to be stressing myself out now as a rehabber.

I prefer to use ceramic tile because ceramic is durable so you'll never have to replace the flooring again.

It is hard for people to get mortgages these days that is why i want to incorporate wholesaling lease options for properties with little to no equity.

Looking at comments on the internet I have some people stating that it does not hold up in a kitchen and others stating that it is superior to vinyl for durability.It appears to be slightly more expensive than vinyl but cheaper than ceramic (when you figure installation costs).

And perhaps a solid light grey ceramic tile floor?

I need to find someone to set up a company homepage that can somehow incorporate a blog, in which I can post recent listings, real estate news, commentary, etc.

It probably would not be a good name to use in Mechanicsburg, but a company name incorporating the Dutch 'huur' or 'huren' might work in some parts of Pennsylvania.Once an administrative assistant at my Realtor's office misread my his handwriting and thought the company name was "Lover Lover" ... she was then a little curious about what kind of houses we were renting ;)

I saw it at someone else's flip the other day and knew right away that it's one I want to incorporate into my projects.