An area that also has an attractive environment for business investment for future job growth and low taxes and minimal tenant "friendly" laws.Overall I have the feeling that the SE region of the US is due for growth in the coming decades, but perhaps I am biased due to my relative familiarity with the region.What are your thoughts on specific areas you are interested in and why, as well as your thoughts on my methodology or other considerations in analyzing markets?

I'm in SE Wisconsin so I understand the wear our winters have.

Glad to see someone else from SE LA on the site.

I doubt it's illegal per se, but I have a fiduciary obligation to my client's privacy and would NEVER share it with a realtor.

Here is the link to apply:https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...

However, if you have a high W2 income that covers most of your SE taxes and you do flipping on the side, a regular LLC might be better.

.), driving for dollars, referrals from agents, etc.I don't purchase lists per se.

I wouldn't be able to tell you if its the best or not, but I stumbled on Daryl's Appliance on SE 44th and I-35, and was pleased with the prices.

Here are a list of entities Sole ProprietorshipsPartnershipsC CorporationsS CorporationsLimited Liability Company (LLC)https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...Look like you can also form an entity onlinehttps://www.incorporate.com/business_structures.ht...https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/38822#

However, there are some tax advantages for choosing LLC over S-crop for rental activities.The main reason people elect S-crop in RE business is to avoid SE taxes( self-employment taxes).