@Brent M.Never used them, went on the web to sec of state office, searched for the name I wanted, found it open, went to irs and received a federal id, went back to state site, registered company name, then drove to county and registered, total time about an hour and cost $70.

Contact me on BP or her at the following web-site. 

This was an interesting practice since I discovered that I can get quite a bit of pretty accurate data from the web even before talking tot he seller.

Just to mention, I'm having trouble find way to hone my comping skills by web alone.Thanks!

In any case it wouldn't be actionable against your tenants if you did the copy and pasting.As an academic type legal issue, copy and pasting of private documents from the web could get you in legal trouble.  

This time around I hope to make better informed decisions.I am a Director of Software Engineering and have developed web sites on my own time.I am 46 years old and currently I am looking at educating myself in real estate investment.

Which would mean different business cards, web site, logo, etc. 

And there several good, affordable options in web-based PMS to help with logistics (leases, repairs, tenant notes, etc)

Hosting, web design, and paying his employees cost money too, so I personally don't object to paying a bit more to access some of the premium content.  

I was amazed they would teach you how to max out your credit cards or open a new one to get into the program.Like many of us said, you can find a lot of studying material for free on the web and use the 35 k to get into your first deal.