David BeardI've never been a big fan of registering an LLC in NV, Wy or DE.

@ Laura Costellowe in IL are a bit different then others, so I'm going to call @Wendell De Guzman in this thread in the hope of you not knowing a lot about TTT (Tenants, Toilets, laTe night calls)continuous success

Low ball the heck out of as many as you can.. usually just a postcard with your offer written on it.. 2. once U have the properties in your name resell them on easy terms .. this system is well over 100 years old.. there is no magic or nothing new its simply shot gun then low ball then resell.. that's the programalso if you look at the top of the thread 7 years ago he was selling how to do tax overages that most states have now really clamped down on.. now he is selling how to flip land.. its just soup de jour and good marketing. 

Also look into setting your LLC in states such as Delaware or Wyoming for maximum protection.

I have always thought that a <150K small estate probate (DE-310 )  could be insured w/out a probate action, along with sheriff sales and post-tax sale properties.The other issue is this idea sounds like the type of work the I suck at (employees, meetings, more meetings, ect...).  

They have eliminated or de-featured stuff like those items and the Q&A section, which were some of the better features on LinkedIn.  

Originally posted by @Wendell De Guzman:Which type of houses are good prospect to have an open floor plan?

We are checking out various places to settle, with the mid-Atlantic at the top of the list; eastern WVa, southern PA and DE.  

I'm an investor and an agent licensed in Delaware, Pennsylvania focused on working with Flippers.

That way the savings aren't de minimis.