Fransico, late last year I used a company to help me get over 40k in corporate credit.

Ceramic tile in the heavy traffic areas or snap in fake wood flooringEven with all that you could buy a property in Dallas and have soil expansion issues that just can't be helped and end up with a 3 to 10k problem at anytime in the future..

You are subject to federal and self employment taxes and you may want to look at setting up an LLC that is taxed as an S-Corporation, depending on the state you chose to incorporate in.

I have my own photography company that I incorporated a few years back.

We have done everything, laminate, luxury vinyl tile, bamboo, and 100% of the time-- we always say-- ceramic tile is our go to!  

Existing cities began annexing territory in every direction, and new cities incorporated almost every year.

Whether it is for vandalism, construction site theft, leaks, termites , bees and other issues that you couldn't know at the begining at the start of the project.A good recommendation I hear is to incorporate a 5% contingency.

In the bathroom, kitchen, and doorways(snow), where you will have more water on the floor possibilities, I definitely would go with ceramic tile.We had vinyl 12 inch tiles that adhere to the floor in our bathroom of our personal residence. 

I'll have to see if there are Illinois specific forms since my property is not actually incorporated into Chicago, even though it has a Chicago mailing address.

It is interesting to see how people incorporate the chicken coop into their garden, and usually people who have chicken coops have fantastic gardens otherwise as well.