A few months ago, I heard of a politician talking about doing away with private ownership, won't mention the political party but that's obvious I'd think, saying property should be in corporate hands.

They will hide in/around baseboards, in cracks/crevices in wood floors, inside all types of furniture (box springs, cushions of chairs/couches, etc.).

There is moldings, some rooms have chair rail and crown.

"Worry is like a rocking chair, it keeps you busy, but gets you nowhere."

As Steve mentioned, you'll need to take Articles of Incorporation, company authorization for you to act (depends on the entity) and your ID to make a demand, or deposit twice in your account and let the bank clear it.

There are many benefits to this but it has to be incorporated at the right time.

Additionally, when borrowing funds through an LLC it seems like the banks make the process a lot more difficult and scrutinizes everything from articles of incorporations, to leases agreements, tax returns, k1’s etc.

You will need someplace to store couches, chairs, tables, bedroom sets and so on and the labor and vehicle to move all of this around. 

Yup... no need for incorporation until you actually start doing a deal.  

I started a new aspect of my RE video blog and I incorporated a look back at my 2005 goals in it.