Hi guys,I'm interested in maybe buying a property near downtown Detroit, I know downtown is hot and the prices have skyrocketed, I'm looking at areas around/near downtown that are still decently priced and have the potential to be incorporated into the expanding boom from downtown.

Hi Guys,I work in Corporate America, typically about 40-50 hours per week plus travel at times.  

So it designed a really casual ranking - because people love rankings - and a flashy graphic.  

I've been working on my strategy for a month now, but I'm kind of getting stuck with the incorporation part of it (I founded and run companies in the past, so comfortable with it).

Little advice from my experience in corporate world: X% (80-95%) of the workforce is engaged in doing repetitive business that brings in revenue, the other 100-X % is creative employment that device new ways to finding leads and business opportunities, that help corporate advance further and grow. eXp realty is what i have seen to be more successful in the digital real estate world but i would ask you to vet your terms with any other successful company, you pick best 10 and ask them what your terms are if they can accept them. best of luck, vishu

“Business equity line of credit: Use Real Estate as Equity” up to $500k, interest only. gather your business and personal tax returns, financial statements, articles of incorporation and other legal documents.”

That type of coverage is designed to insure the existing structure and then the upgrades/renovations as they are incorporated into the structure.   

Hello, I have a payroll company but I am having a hard time finding the form that tells me how much $$ I can write off in corporate payroll deductions.

If you intend to grow, incorporation is the way to go. 

Without doing anything illegal i would like some crafty advice on incorporating losses incurred on the failed acquisition of another property, into my expenses for 2021.Background: I have only one rental property which ill be deducting the standard expenses from the income.