I just get it through my brokerage since that is the simplest way for me to do it.

I guess what I'm really looking for is the simplest/easiest way to keep everything organized so when I take it all to an accountant in a couple of months, it isn't a complete rat's nest of information, and that it won't cost me a million dollars extra to transfer them into a smarter business structure. 

I wholeheartedly agree and try to preach it to everyone I come in contact with; it's the secret ingredient!

Before we used to each have a monthly $450/month out-of-pocket budget we’ve increased that to $750/month, mostly to buy better ingredients for meals.

Simplest would be a purchase contract.

These are my thoughts BEFORE the event later today.This is the event that basically reveals the "how" Tesla will continue to grow their dominance in the EV industry.1)  Million mile battery -  a battery that will last longer than any ICE (old school fossil fuel burning combustion engine) car.   2)  New battery technology (code name Roadrunner)- higher density, cheaper manufacturing cost, newer cheaper/environmentally friendly ingredients =  translation:  lower cost of the making the car and easier manufacturing to further their mission.

I do . ( keep and flip ) several per month, all double digit cash flow, Good luck,  PS team is the most important ingredient 

Simplest answer, You are trading higher returns on investment for more risk.

Similarly, if your financing partners don’t view you as organized, they may be less confident in your ability to execute your business plan.Having an accurate SOW is a critical ingredient in determining if your target ARV is achievable, or simply a dream; a clear understanding of the property’s post-construction condition is a prerequisite to determining its post-construction value.

I thought I would have this issue with kitchen cabinets but that was the simplest of all decisions.