I also have some background in corporate Training and Facilitating, as well as, Public Speaking.

I think she meant for incorporations.

If your property is in very high demand, or you want to make an extra step to weed out non-serious applications, you could charge a fee, I've seen it before.. but I just don't incorporate it. 

Honestly, if you are set in life on making real estate investing your long-term pay off you don't need to go to college, but if you need to find a comfortable living salary in corporate America getting a bachelor degree will help you.  

It's probably a great way to see new trends, and how to incorporate those into rehabs.

I'm almost finished with this project but I'm having trouble building a formula for APR as I am unsure what fees it incorporates.

What pushed us to incorporate was trying to take the real estate business from passive to active for reasons of financial aid. 

Hello everyone, I wanted to know what the opinion of everyone is regarding incorporating before beginning my investing journey?

-Steven the Tax GuyThe original poster mentioned he needed to begin this activity for purposes of generating capital, not withdrawing the capital.Thus, they could initially incorporate the activity and actually avail themselves of ANY self-employment tax in the first few years if they end up reinvesting all of the profits back into the company as capital necessary to do more deals.

A place where Chiropractice and PT services would be incorporated with exercise (instead of opposing it, as they are now).If you are injured we would get you out of pain and active.