After I left, I spoke with someone in corporate asking how I will receive my commission checks.

I work as an Uber driver so it might be something I can incorporate!

There is no such thing as an incorporation cure-all.

An LLC would add protection that I don't feel I need.You would identify beneficiaries in your will.The sponsor will send you a K-1 and that makes it pretty easy for you or your CPA to incorporate the activity in your tax return.

if your PM charges you tenant placement fees, you should incorporate that too.

It takes about 30 minutes to complete the online application.Sometimes you need to provide support such as articles of organization/incorporation to the IRS.If you do not have the time to apply for an EIN, there are third-party companies that can get you an EIN.

While CPAs are generally required in corporate entities, you may not need one.

I will definitely be looking to incorporate some seller financing into the deal. 

Today I’m debt free from that experience, I never quit my day job and even grew ranks in corporate America.

I am a military Vet and have the ability to still use my VA loan.So some questions I have: Is it best to start of with an LLC in this kind of business or incorporate it in any way?