I am in corporate strategy with a focus on mergers and acquisitions.

Today's topic is a springboard off of @Lisa Phillips a Phillips Phillips Phillips excellent blog series, episode 2 on incorporating.

They wanted all my incorporation documents (Know Your Client rules).

And anything that yields 5-10% in cash beats 1.8% in Treasuries and 3.5% in corporate bonds. 

its been very difficult to find the details on this... i am trying to understand if i should keep my structure as a schedule  E or if i should now consider incorporating as S Corp or something similar...thanks in advance to everybodyCan the tax experts here chime in on this? 

They make money work for them.The middle class buy liabilities while the rich buy assets.The rich use other people’s time and money to make them rich.I share the same shift in mindset.When I worked in Corporate America, I struggled with the bureaucracy and red tape (I grew up on a family dairy farm in the snow belt where when something needed to be done, you just did it).

Does the LLC need to be incorporated in FL?

what if you put a web in the O to incorporate web design and maybe fit it into your logo ....

I would rather take the cash now and invest it for 20%+ than wait, even if I'm not taxed...The return will trump the tax free benefit.For these reason, while I was in corporate and put the absolute minimum in my 401k and invested as much as possible in real estate. 

@Kim R.I will have them do a paper application, and the background check online info is separate.Typically information you need on an application is more extensive then the info required on an online background check, which typically you only need SSN, DOB, name, and 1 or 2 former addresses I think that's all.In my application I would need to know how many vehicles, each vehicle's license plate number, how many pets - breed/weight/markings/age, who is their emergency contact, etc etc etc...and then I incorporate the completed application form as a component of the lease.