how can i go about getting a business licence for a real estate investment to avoid personal lawsuits.

My question is about this fictitious expense report I made up and I'm wondering if this is how you guys would go about figuring out your net profit off a flip?

Using a fictitious example, I'm fine paying $500 for all the trim to get replaced, but when I see it takes 2 hours and $50 of that is material...I'd be much happier had I just got the invoice for $500...weird I know.

It starts off great but always ends up similiar.So we have decided to get our PA realtor licence to grow our business.Can you please recommend us online classes that are required for the relator exam?

Ask them about the specific requirements, licence, experience, hours, pace, etc...

Anthony Perez New York isnt one of those states that requires a licence to do wholesale and assignment contract is it?

As I recall it was written from the perspective of some fictitious guy having a life meltdown. 

I am sure the cost of MLS and the cost for me to get licenced will be well covered by the savings over a couple of years.  

If he is doing that kind of work he may carry liability insurance but that will not cover him or you for that matter if he is doing work he is not licenced to do.

Note it allows an unknown party (the fictitious owner) to be the bad guy.