Make sure you use a state-specific lease so that you are incorporating any specific regulations and disclosures relevant to the state you're doing business in.

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Handyman Jr *just* because I felt sorry for him not getting any work with his dad these days cause his dad continues to masquerade as a (licensed) contractor and quoting 'contractor' prices as if he's insured and everything, when he's not.If I do not incorporate but just wait for my contractor license to go thru (the business name they require applicants to chose on the CSLB application is in my case, simply my first and last name, as that's how I did biz in NY as a GC) do I still have to pay FTB $800/yr, and even if I dont do business my first year?

When I planned the design I incorporated a good deal of rod iron (we did a mix metal theme in the house) in the custom stair case that we put in (after photos below).

Depends on your local rules and regulations, but in the state of Virginia such a practice is perfectly lawful.PS: Do not take model legal language and incorporate it into your contract unless such language comes from an attorney. 

Also, if you are operating as a LLC, the State of your incorporation may not allow your LLC make lending a business purpose of your LLC.

They incorporate ADUs into all of their BRRRR projects.

The plan would be to partner with local hospitals, insurance agencies, businesses, etc. and incorporate great amenities, where I would imagine I could make a better return, but that's where I'm struggling to determine how much better than listings in Furnished Finder.

I'm a 2x House Hacker in Los Angeles (case study in the BP book The House Hacking Strategy) and I'm going to be direct so that you can incorporate it into your analysis. 

pronounced "O-dey-hone" and they are often identifiable by their spurs tattoos - as in the logo for the NBA team.