We incorporated with a company called Incorp.

I incorporate research and BP podcasts into my workday but I could do so much more if I was out finding deals.  

If you are a sole propriator working from home and are not a business you may not need a business license but you would be crazy to be flipping houses or owning many rental properties without being incorporated.    

Geoff:We've been incorporating energy efficiency measures into our retrofits for a few years now.  

My recommendation would be to make sure you incorporate an "attorneys fees" provision into your future leases, which allow you to pass the costs onto the tenant. 

The LLC would be in New York.Some topics I've seen:- Articles of Incorporation- LLC partnership or LLC corporation- Real estate attorney- Real estate CPA- Operating agreementWhat's important up front and what I can figure out later?

I'm incorporated in Nevada and I am required to have a business license.

And I’m with local gubmits on this:  I don’t want a hotel next door any more than I want a tanning salon or CBD store.   

Being that I had a full-time job, my plan was to wholesale part-time and eventually incorporate the buy/hold strategy.

However TN only provides such an exemption to Sole Proprietorships and General Partnerships – both of which do not have a strong corporate veil (which is the main reason why you incorporate in the first place).