I worked for a major commercial real estate brokerage for three years, specifically in corporate site selection consulting, and have now been working in Economic Development for the City of Mesa for about two years.I would say working in Site Selection and Economic Development has taught me a great deal about some unique facets of commercial/industrial real estate, but I'm here because I'd like to learn all I can about other aspects of real estate.

Turnkey provides us with a really great product, cash flow, and is able to be incorporated into a busy schedule.  

I would like to incorporate and am based in Los Angeles.

In my case I was talking to a friend of my girlfriend's and she offered to share some of her rental forms with me and I took some of those ideas and incorporated them into my own forms, I think this is more realistic and representitive of a mentor relationship.

We are looking to learn more about incorporating and taxes this time and do this right from the beginning!! 

I plan on taking this info and incorporating it into my marketing campaign to find the best deals for the folks that are already doing business in my area. 

I think incorporating them all in your strategy would give the best results.

Ethics aside, he did what any savvy business person would. protection of assets through incorporation.

I decided it is time to jump in with both feet and get started.I have spent the last 17 years in Corporate America (Strategy & Operations) both on and off shore, however I recently decided to branch-off and explore my capabilities in Real Estate.My goals are ultimately to flip homes, however I would like to start in the wholesaling arena and I am open to any person(s) willing to assist me in starting-up.I am seeking a mentor-type individual in the Fort Worth (Keller) area that would be willing to let me tag along with a process to experience the processes first-hand.

Do not fail to incorporate all costs into your calculation.