@Jordan Vanherwynen I dont think there is a rule of thumb that incorporates this. 

Still the same business, just submitted an amendment to the articles of incorporation.

Those are a lot of great ideas that I will start incorporating!

It’s no sense in investing in a robust system if you don’t incorporate it into your workflows.

Hi team, question regarding how to incorporate Property Value Appreciation into Net Worth number and Performance Numbers..When I do my monthly/annual net worth spreadsheets and when I review individual property performance, one of the thing I always struggle with is inputting a number for current property value.

Invest in a cleaning service & a gardener, and incorporate the cost into the rent. 

I doubt they have TIN's and/or businesses as you can rent out your home, not be incorporated, and still benefit from those tax saavy write-offs.  

This plan should include a marketing plan, a detailed budget, and projected financial statements.Collateral: Lenders will require collateral for the loan, which could include real estate, equipment, inventory, or other assets.Creditworthiness: The creditworthiness of the business and its owners will be evaluated, including credit scores, payment history, and other financial metrics.Legal documents: Legal documents, such as business licenses, tax returns, and articles of incorporation, may also be required.Industry-specific requirements: Some lenders may have additional requirements specific to the industry in which the business operates, such as minimum revenue or cash flow requirements.

My annual income has two parts 90k from full-time job plus 36k from my own incorporated company.

Alot of my standard operating procedures and tactics were just from networking at meetups with other investors or fix/flippers and Incorporate a lot of those know how's and materials into my investing.