You can set it up yourself at www.sunbiz.org , which is the website for the State of FL Division of Corporations.

This would depend on the nearby attractions within 5 miles radius such as hotels, hospitals, shopping malls, amusement park, government building, major corporations, schools, etc. 

But just to be picky because we actually do run into the limits.The Section 461(l) excess business loss limitation doesn't apply to business income.Extreme example to illustrate: You get a $1 million W-2 and a K-1 with $2 million of income from your S corporation.

If you don't change the insurance, the new owner of the property would be uninsured altogether.If the loan is in your name, and the the property is owned by an LLC, then that LLC offers no protection as the comingling pierces the corporate veil.

However, I was talking to a DSCR loan officer about a property I was looking at and they told me that they would only lend to an entity like a LLC or corporation; they would not lend to me individually.

This would be an S-corporation, not merely an LLC.

.• Prime Corporate Services: $2,800 upfront, plus $100/month (deducted at the end of the year).Both have great reviews on Google.My question is: Am I too small at this stage to go with the more expensive option?

It could be a solid route once you've transitioned away from your corporate job, but it's tough to juggle flipping while working a demanding W2.

To boost income, consider mid-term rentals (travel nurses, corporate stays), renting by the room, or adding value with minor renovations.

To clarify for those reading the company is Prime Corporate Services out of Utah.