By incorporating these traits into their professional lives, real estate agents can become more effective and successful in their sales.

The issue I have come across is that I cannot get approved for a mortgage at this time; since graduating university last spring, I've been freelancing (Graphic Design) and although I'm currently interviewing for full-time, salaried jobs, I'd like to buy now, as I've found several properties that I know would be great deals.My question is: How can I approach/present this opportunity to a possible co-signer and how should the JV be structured?

Whats your take, did you incorporate or invest personally?

I recently left the creative industry (print/digital graphic design, art direction and creative management) to pursue this new passion of mine in real estate investing. 

Why haven’t you incorporated it into your investing strategies?

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Depending on what part of the valley your looking to run a short term rental in the restrictions will differ, for example in the city of las vegas these STR's need to be owner occupied and I believe about 660 feet away from another already established STR, as well as I believe 2500 foot buffer between any incorporated or predevelopment resort.For unincorporated cities of las vegas ( henderson, summerlin, north las vegas) the same rule applies with distance between already licensed STR's (660FT)They are giving out licenses to people to start reserving the ability to use STR's but they are limited so I would take any opportunity (if your ready to start) to get on the list so you don't miss out!

Amazing to see the new technology of blockchain incorporated into the business of real estate.

I received a tip from a friend that taking my properties and incorporating them into a c corporation is the best tax structure for me. 

Our accountant sends me the following instructions every year:It is important to note that 1099-NEC forms should be issued to anyone who performs a service and ispaid a total for the year of $600 or more that is not incorporated including professionals (e.g. lawyers, accountants, engineers, architects) and repair technicians (e.g. computer, plumber, electricians, landscapers, etc.).