What about those companies that make their money buy incorporating you and telling you that they can get you corporate credit..in so many days....are they not using any personal guarantee?

I plan to complete and fix the wainscoting and chair rail in the dining room/foyer and finish with a two-tone pain of white lower half and off white or cream above.

I would like to hear strategies, tactics, stories of success, and how to incorporate lessons learned into future tax planning and preparation.

My unit is in Virginia, but a charity offered to install a stair lift chair for my tenant and needed my permission.

May I also add to my question above: I would love to be able to incorporate into the analysis the option of an FHA loan vs. a normal commercial loan.Thank you so much, Lorenzo

@Alexander Merritt It use to be a common practice up here - and likely down there as well - to incorporate a holding company which would own one or more pieces of commercial real estate ...i.e. a 50 unit apartment complex.    

In general  I would love to hear about some of the doors that opened when you incorporated and some of the doors that closed. 

I would incorporate in Delaware or Nevada.

For my real estate brokerage, I used my area (Houston Bay Area) and target market (luxury homes), "Bay Area Elite Properties".Incorporating this for your investment company, I'm thinking:Cleveland Luxury Rehabs (or Properties)_______ County Elite Homes...

Then after I have acquired x amount of properties, incorporate (where x will be determined with the help of my attorney & CPA).