What I'm doing is showing how Realtor Rebates can be incorporated into the purchase loan to benefit their Borrower/ Buyers and to give even the newest or weakest Mortgage Broker an UNFAIR advantage over the Big Banks! 

The business is not in anyway real estate related, but I'm wondering if I can incorporate myself and take over as an "investment company".

I love it because I've been making 25% a month for the past three monthsI'm thinking about trying to incorporate and find some investors who want 10-15% a month and expanding past one shop.

Not to say that they aren't a viable option of finding deals that can be easily incorporated into a wholesale business, but I would recommend getting solid with other strategies first and then working into doing short sales down the road a bit.Outside of short sales, if it doesn't have equity its a no deal.

Josh, I did a presentation incorporating this a couple months back.

Plus to put a small private REIT together with prospectus and all could cost in the region of $50kLLCLLC Much the same a REIT put without the benefitsI PROPOSE A PROPERTY INVESTMENT FUND.KEY ISSUES TO CONSIDER IN RELATION TO INCORPORATING A FUNDTarget InvestorsIt is important to identify your target investors at an early stage as this has an impact on the possible fund structure and where to establish the fund.

That alone is a superb reason to incorporate.

There's a local cigar store that has a room filled with nice couches/chairs and big screen TVs.

I co-own a company called Explorations Incorporated.

A fun competition never hurts any Office.Has anyone else ever incorporated something similar with their business?