I have decided to pass on that particular deal but am evaluating another right now, incorporating everyone's feedback.

I liked the fact that it's a newer company and they incorporate a lot of interesting features.

If you can do this with a CPA letter or Articles of incorporation that will suffice.Now this would be a cash out refinance and not a HELOC so coupled with the comments on commercial, local banks, HML's and looking for a good Loan Officer you should be able to get that cash out and use it to grow your business.So if you have tax returns how did you have you CPA structure them?

I would want the price including labor and materials.1) Carpet2) Laminate3) Vinyl planks4) Refinish hardwood floors5) Ceramic tileI'm trying to find a nice middle ground between price and durability. 

But just remember that people justify the emotional decision with logic - not the otherway round.You could also incorporate some "green" technologies in your rehab to get the attention of the eco-crowd.

Issuing them to a large roofing or HVAC co. that is incorporated as an s-corp just seems like unnecessary extra work since it isn't required by IRS.

There are fewer seams for water to seep through and the corners will be held in place by the baseboard around the perimeter.But to answer your question, you could probably just take pointers from a regular ceramic/porcelain tile video.

Here's the way that I organize my information.3 cabinets: 1 for vendors (people that sell stuff to you) 1 for customers (since I'm a landlord this means my tenants) 1 for general / administrative items (company documents of incorporation, tax documents)This is how I file information inside each cabinet.- Organize alphabetically (except XYZ can be combined since they're rare)- File according to first letter of the company's name.

As for hiring "local guys"... ive tried several times.. the local guys ive dealt with for carpet want more to install carpet than the local guys that i use to install ceramic tile.

I've been in business(incorporated) for over a year, and have $60,000 annual revenue as of right now.