There are many different type of partnerships that I have been involved with some real estate, some media, some tech companies and other business ventures.Some partners are more permanent in nature but I like to test it out with partnering on a couple of deals first.

In which state should we incorporate?  

When going through the process for both at the same time, naturally the bank had a few questions.  

Finally, the state of incorporation shouldn't matter, it just depends on which state laws you want to have the LLC follow.  

Granted it could have been user error, but it seems like it just didn't adhere well to the glossy nature of the laminate.  

If you were to think like Warren Buffett, this would be the time to Sell and wait for the next bottom in the RE Cycle to Buy at a natural discount instead of searching for a Deal.

I wasn't this to be natural bit any tips you can give me.

I assume that once I am ready to roll out the attorney can adjust articles of incorporation to meet the purpose of company.

Sorry, don't want to highjack the OP thread and question, but the ruuuurrrralll (as @Brandon Turner put it) nature of buy/holds is a nut that I don't think I have ever heard really answered. 

I've looked at several ways to incorporate deals but the majority of sellers want a loan from the bank.