I am incorporating these when I am evaluating deals.

I'm just wondering if there are other considerations that should be factored in, such as incorporating the depreciable asset of the apartment structure in MFH versus mobile home parks being primarily land, etc.

Some of my properties were insured and after hurricane Irma and a few close calls with tenants threatening to sue, I decided that I needed asset protection and began looking at Anderson advisors and Companies Incorporated for advice and strategies to protect current assets and avoid losing substantial portion of the inherited trust due to a tenant threatening to sue because a cabinet fell on her.  

Btw I do have some reports and am in the middle of gathering information, but I’m also wanting to incorporate fresh connections as well.

Also, it is advised to form an LLC in the state you are in, but then why does everyone prefer to incorporate in Delaware? 

I've researched and could not find anythingif decided in the future on managing other people's properties, how would getting a licensed broker be incorporate into the existing LLC A?

I did incorporate the water and electricity (the seller mentioned that the renters paid for their own), with the PITI eating up that much of the income (as you'd mentioned), the utilities would just push the whole thing over the edge.Thanks again for the quick reply and the second set of eyes.

They will lead you down the right path as far as creating an entity and what type to form and what should be in your articles of incorporation. 

I highly recommend getting that done in the form of a subcontract agreement - short form or master depending on the dollar value of the contract.You need to incorporate a schedule of values breaking down the contract sum into tasks, and with an accurate cost assigned to each task.

Hello everyone,I am looking for some opinions regarding incorporating.