I want a C-corp to keep my schedule E cleaned up to be attractive to lenders, I want that extra w-2 income form the C-corp.  

Originally posted by @Terry E Riggs:I finished a remodel for a lady in texas. 

just e mail  skunk works at BP for your answer.. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Walla Walla.

Purchase price: $145,000

Cash invested: $75,000

Flip Five: This is a current flip that we are now looking to move in...

I'm a military brat, my dad was 21 years in the USN, retired as an E-8.

I suspect you mean buying a single;e condo unit in a condominium complex.

Think E*Trade or Fidelity with different paperwork.

I know there's nothing you can do about the neighbors, but some of them had unkempt yards and shopping carts in their yards.There is an equally nice home (smaller and without a pool, but has a larger lot) at 3324 E HOLLY St that is listed for 265k.

I wouldn't expense the fees as an ordinary expense on your schedule C but would lump the fees into one of the appropriate expense on the schedule E that reports your rental activity. 

E and O insurance, 5.