I would also incorporate a profressional picture of you.There is a local real estate broker who I think has done a great job with his marketing.

I am a recent grad and have started working in corporate America, but I ultimately want the freedom that real estate investments have the possibility to provide.

Where the condo developer retained voting rights.Such cases have gone to court if there is good cause and a court can mandate changes, you may want to see an attorney with experience in corporate matters. :)

,This should already be incorporated into the purchase agreement.

There is nothing that covers my question in the by-laws, declaration of restrictions, or the articles of incorporation.

The prior disclosure must then be confirmed in a separate provision incorporated in or attached to that document and must be maintained by the real estate broker in his or her files relating to that transaction.

That way you can feel more comfortable that you'll have more houses available to you to complete your 2013 goals.If I were in your position, as someone that is still "stuck" in Corporate America, I would look at your situation as the perfect situation to give going full time a try, but that's just my opinion.

But I'm under the impression that duplexes tend to be a tad bit easier to qualify for due to incorporating the rental properties income (or half of it anyhow)

It's currently renting at 1100/month, but I fIgure with extremely low rental availability and being right next to a military base, I should be able to rent for 1200/month when I incorporate my own leases in May.

Angie Brown,Thomas Blue,Being incorporated will not allow you to deduct anything other than what you normally deduct; however, if you have a large profitable portfolio, you can offer any employee of the corporation some fringe benefits or pension/401k plans.Thomas, yes you can deduct those flights.Bottom line no matter what you should keeping good track of your expenses and have thorough record keeping.