When getting a DUNS # they ask for a corrispoinding SIC code number, and I can not find any that have anything do do with real estate investing that are actually shown on DnB site.

Long island Newsday paper classifieds, seemed very interesting property description How did you finance this deal?

I actually dont understand why its classified as such but for whatever reason FEMA says it is.Would this hold you back from buying the properties even if the ROI numbers look good?

Here's the webpage:  http://avpress.com/Here's the ad: http://avpress.com/classifieds-details.php?

Some of the things I have done thus far include, putting together a squeeze page, posting online classified ads, attending REIA meetings, and reaching out to a few realtors.

I replaced HVAC, repair roof, replace windows, doors, all while tenants were living in the units.From my understanding, if the unit is collecting rent it can be classified as a repair and deducted?

He is telling me that since Real Estate Sales & General Contracting are in separate industries, claiming 2 un-related SIC codes will increase my odds of an audit.  

I was thinking all of this would be classified as repairs...

Its one entity, not several in several states.A cost vs benefit study should be done first (we discuss these with clients) to make sure you save more than you spend, because all LLCs (not classified as a corporation) that are doing business in California, must file Form 568, Limited Liability Company Return of Income, pay the annual minimum franchise tax of $800, and LLC fee (if applicable).

I would use other wholesalers marketing budgets and networks to your advantage.I would also recommend that you pick apart the newspaper and cheapy classifieds.