For REO deals, the stongest offers are all cash with actual bank statement POF's along with the copy of the EMD check and articles of incorporation.

Looking to incorporate this strategy, just want to fully wrap my mind around the best way to go about it before I do.

Hope you're not incorporated...LOL100% of financing the purchase will most often be the market value, as you know I don't buy that "I bought it under its market value" stuff but you may buy at a distressed value.

As a realtor in Canada I’m able to incorporate my business, so my professional corporation(Mark Neudorf Realty) owns 12344565 Sk Ltd.

In Corporate America, people who are told bad news (like they're getting laid off) usually go through a three-stage process of shock, panic, and anger.

How do you incorporate in your decision to invest or not?

Would it make sense for me to start an LLC which incorporates both my entities as a Realtor and an investor?

Then provide their receipts to the lender to incorporate into the rehab portion of the mortgage. 

As a newly investor, I’m looking to setup my business and incorporate.

I learned that from my last property, I did everything myself from writing up contracts to tax returns (what a headache).I'm leaning toward going incorporated so I can get liability insurance but I know the tax bracket goes up (if I'm not mistaken).