And I could charge the entire 1.5 deposit for the hold deposit but it's probably more accepted and fair to charge 1 month deposit for the "hold" deposit.So basically I should write to their realtor and tell him that they should bring a cashier's check for one month's rent for me to hold the property for them and in the meeting tomorrow we will go over the details, once I get the details and everything is good I collect the "hold" deposit and then go home and incorporate these details into the rental agreement and once I finish this agreement, I'll send this draft to the realtor for double checking, once everything is good, we meet to sign the agreement and they should bring a cashier's check for first + last + deposit - hold deposit.Does this sound the way it's supposed to be done?

They entire process needs to be incorporated into the website where all I have to do is enter the tenant's email address, select the product and my work is done.

Incorporating in one state for one benefit almost always bring one (or more) detriments in the other state.

There should be a website such as A Division Of Corporations where you can apply and create Articles of Incorporation.

This is how you keep assets separate and can prove it is so.Linda, I had help from incorporation specialist company owned by a guy who does work for Robert Kyosaki.

I Incorporate this statement into the rental application.  

The app does a good job organizing various tasks and compiles hours into different forms of graphical displays. 

The first is quite straight forward:  you would draw-up a shareowner's agreement and incorporate with each of you owning a portion of the company.  

These are my final ideas for business namesFirst Class Property Solutions / First Class HomebuyersEdge Property Solutions / Edge HomebuyersPHP Solutions/ PHP Homebuyers (pride and honor property)I like having the homebuyers in there because it states exactly what Im doing which is buying homes, eventually to wholesale.All these names have vanity numbers that I can incorporate and that are more importantly available...Any advice or opinions on these names would be most appreciated since I am INDECISIVE about such things :D

I've spent most of my working career in corporate America.