I TOO work a full time gig in corporate america.

I also received just under $100,000 in funds above and beyond the payoff and closing costs.The appraisal was done by BRG Incorporated real estate appraisers for Emma Lou Rhodes MAI of Wells Fargo.I continue to be very well please with Kevin Townes and would recommend him to those attempting to find a commercial lender.

, the crystal chandelier in the foyer, or the rounded sidewalks outside.I don't particularly incorporate FS into my business model.

The funds for construction can be released to you as needed, and incorporated into a construction loan.

Regarding the original question, yes, you should bother to incorporate your holdings into an entity, the LLC being a good choice for buy and holds.Yes, insurance is good, but it is only one of several layers you can use to shield yourself and your assets.

If you want a property management company you need to incorporate one and file a separate return.

You can use these to "explain" your tax returns.Another option is to incorporate your business and pay yourself a salary.

Upon receipt, all shareholders must sign the completed form and submit it to the IRS for approval($99.00) - Registered Agent Service Fee (1 year)Optional fees:($49.00) - Compliance Service (1 Year) which will make sure annual reports are submitted on time and that my business is kept in good standing ($35.00) - Nevada Certificate of Good Standing for a S-Corporation ($69.00) - Obtain Federal EIN Number - We apply for EIN using client's social security information($35.00) - Prepare IRS Form SS-4 (Federal EIN Number)Total is about $500.Also, I was going to incorporate in NV but do business in CA... is there something else I need to do in order to do business in CA?

This way, you can incorporate these items into your cost analysis and rehab.

I need to sit down and write out my business plan of what I want to incorporate in my acquisitions.