I invite you to Google "Creating a LLC or S Corp in Pennsylvania," "Division of Corporations in Pennsylvania," or another phrase.

You can setup keyword alerts for certain phrases you are interested in such as "Dallas."

I'd suggest you speak to your tax advisor as to passive and active incomes before you set up the company as well.As to the company, and setting the purpose, I'd suggest you think about what you might do in the future and elect all possibilities up front as that catch all phrase of doing all things necessary, etc. may not cut it in RE.

It's nothing but a phrase used to validate the contract,saying that there was a financial consideration along with outher promises made by and between the parties that have not been stated in writing, as well as those stated, so that in the event of default by either party, there will be justifications for any damage claimed arising from the default.

Building wealth thru Jewish Lightning I can see the marketing now Did you know that more wealth is built in declining markets with Jewish Lightning than all other conventional means of investing If this offends anyone plase accept my apologys, the Phrase Jewish Lightning was shared with me by a jewish SWFL REIA member right after the fire I bought this home with the people and contacts in place.

Phrasing a deal as a "living trust" doesn't hold water, as they will ask for the trust agreement- obviously it is a living trust, only it is a more specific "Land Trust" variety.

I will definitely not use that phrase anymore.

It's great if you can afford it, but "while I still have enough cash" is a worrisome phrase (and may suggest that your capital isn't quite sufficient for independent flipping, at least not yet). 

Jerry, the phrase 'be careful what you wish for' comes to mind.

All I have been able to discern, is the fact that real property exists in the estate but at least in the ones I've looked at, I've found no specific property addresses; only phrases like "all my real estate, I leave to so and so..."