I dont need to incorporate the rest of the expenses since the mortgage is already higher than collected rent.

Most people are drawn to images and graphics, so less words typically = better.If you are not good with branding/graphic design, etc put together the outline and info you want to share and work with a designer.I can tell you: I have seen "decks" that are 1-2 pages of text typed out in word, and I have seen 60 page books.  

:The estoppel agreement verifies all terms and is signed by the seller, the tenant, and you to prevent the tenant from coming back later and trying to take advantage of your ignorance.If a term is NOT in the original lease or there is NO written record, how would you incorporate that into an estoppel? 

Paying an attorney for your incorporation is almost comically expensive.

They told me that in order for any "non individual entity"  to owns the LLC, then that non individual entity will have it's own articles of organization/incorporation etc for e.g. another LLC or Corp.I explained to them it's not another LLC or Corp.

Also pay attention to additional fees they may incorporate.  18% is a bit high. 

I don't include rent increases in the graphic, because that varies by landlord.

Hi there, I was recently a Graphic Project Manager for a large big box retailer and have decided to focus on my investment properties.

I've also been looking into ways to incorporate some of these newer products into applications for clients such as smart watches and smart thermostats among other things.

How can real estate developers incorporate cost segregation during the construction phase to maximize tax benefits?