I'm asking the question mainly because I am wondering if a Salesperson can also incorporate and use that Corporate Entity to be associated with the Brokerage.Therefore, if the Brokerage gets sued, the Brokerage can only sue the Corp of the Salesperson.Hopefully this is a non-issue where Sales Agents do not need to worry about potentially getting into a lawsuit, even at his own doing because he was not supervised correctly to prevent the liability in the first place.Thanks for any replies in advance.

Remember the game "musical chairs"?

We'll see if that continues.My view is that the winter here might be a good time to buy some fixer properties (hopefully) as the arm chair investors get out of the mix with the winter weather starting. 

If you're incorporating, start investing like a corporate investor!

Or you could put it in corporate bonds for say 5% with higher risk.

Appfolio apparently incorporates RUBS into their management software but I have yet to fully dive into its feasibility for me yet.

.#7 Incorporate the principles of CPTED.

Sure we would all like to time things perfectly when the cycle dips/there’s a crash, but if you are planning to hold long term it’s very different than flippers who have houses when the market crashes and “are playing musical chairs and don’t have a chair”.

Hello, In deciding to exit the Rat race, I have decided (After a full year of research) to purchase a franchise.  I am using the ROBS program to create a C-Corp (Yes I am using an expert in this to assist) to purchase...

(Crystal City is just an area in the incorporated city of Arlington).