You can utilize a C-corporation to buy your flips, you can also invest personally as well.

IMHO, if there is such a thing, I'd say an advisor would be more appropriate in a corporate setting, General Electric has a realestate division and there may be an advisor down the hall, last door on the left (has the cornor office with a view).

Hi I started a new s corp to buy fix and sell houses mainly in san diego californiaI started my first project as a corporation with a licensed contractor with worksmens comp, it was more expensive than when i was doing it as owner/builder with a bunch of subsAnyway the project was finished and sold but I need to finish a request for repairs in order to finalize the transaction.

Keep in mind that there are a ton of of threads here to search through with pages of discussion on entity structure.One thing that has been discussed in those threads is the possibility that by transferring your property with a residential loan in your personal name into the LLC you have "pierced the corporate veil" negating any benefit of the LLC.

The rest are commercial loans under my corporation and don't show up on my credit pulls.Q1 - Can you tell me if I would be able to qualify for conventional financing if I were to want to buy a house for my primary residence?

Erick Berthaldan,A few things: Is it a corporation or a partnership?

As a starting point for screening absentee owners, I suggest these parameters:- 40% equity or more- at least 7 years ownership- 3-5 bedrooms (I'm assuming you're looking for SFH)- Not corporate or trustee owned A cool feature from Listsource is the ability to find properties based on geography.

I am doing my first flip and it appears that I should setup an "S" corporation or a LLC that is filed as an "S" corporation.

one hour of corporate level eLearning can run anywhere from $10k - $25k and over 100 hours to develop and deploy.

I am new to wholesaling, and i do not know if i should set up an s-corp or LLC, or if i do not need one for now.