I was hoping to build that property, move to it, sell my home after that part is built, and then contract out people to finish up the rest of the structure and incorporate it into the addition.A few things.1.

It sounds like you are interested in corporate housing, so as mentioned above, consider finding a property that you can try to rent as short term, but that could be used as a long term rental if you needed to switch gears.  

Any smart investor should (I would hope) incorporate some contingencies in their offers that allow them an out if major inconsistencies/issues pop up at inspection. 

Hello, I live in IL, I am a first time investor looking to start by Flipping a few homes to build capitol and to build a better relationship with my agent then from  there in corporate the brrrr strategy.I would like to know the tax rates, Federally and State, What percentage should I be using to put money away for taxes? 

Much of their income is funneled through offshore corporations and much of their assets are held in corporations in other countries.

They’ve made a few reworks due to Covid, incorporating virtual tours and zoom listing presentations

When I first got started I incorporated by LLC in Kansas City Missouri however ended up buying my properties in Memphis Tennessee.

But in an international gateway city with a longterm average appreciation rate of 6.7% going back to 1975 -- meaning this longterm average incorporates the five recessions that have occurred since?

I'm guessing its related to prior business that was never incorporated and treated as sole proprietorship that didn't collect sales tax.

Educate yourself by reading any of Garrett Sutton's books, the expert on the benefits of incorporating.