I plan to incorporate what I can into my advertising/mailing.

@Scott Trench - When I was in corporate I worked west coast for a few years and got up at 8 am and was in the office by 10 am and then did east coast for a few years and got up at 5 am and was in the office by 7 am.  

Does anyone have experience bringing an intern on to learn the ropes of investing, brokerage, lending, or management? We are looking to start a program to help young adults try and figure out where they want to take t...

Filing is very easy, just go to your states web site and download the articles of incorporation, complete the form, send the fee and done.

I definitely understand that incorporating REI into an existing Solo 401k portfolio can be beneficial, in terms of diversification and security/income, and that the use of this instrument is not directly comparable to personal REI activities (i.e. using after tax dollars).The challenge for me is that I'm actually getting stuck at this exact apples vs. oranges question.

/Login.aspxand fill out the incorporation documents, you either submit online, or mail the documents and pay the filing fee.

I'm guessing it would be between the C corp and a newly incorporated LLC that would be working with a bank on getting a commercial loan to finance the remainder.Has anybody on BP ever done something like this?

I have never had to go back to court a second time but I heard some attorneys charge another $200-$400 for second appearances, others incorporate a few appearances in their original fee. 

One thing that we are looking to incorporate is to be able to give a portion of our percentage of the profit to a charity.

Make sure you incorporate vacancies, maintenance, and capital expenditures when calculating the cost of keeping and renting out the property.