As I gathered my papers and got up from the chair, I asked if I could at least remove the old kitchen cabinets and she said “you can’t touch anything!”

I’m a big fan of leaving the old oak features and incorporating the new white a grey color scheme.

This was a classic case of a game of musical chairs where the amateur latecomers were left standing when the music stopped. 

That’s obviously not incorporating the unknown factors of being a landlord that are completely foreign to me. 

Of course, if I incorporated first and made the corporation the general partner, then I would need to give out a T5013.The reason I'm looking at this is two-fold. 1: I need $$$$ to really get going, and 2: curiosity.I'm looking at a small pool of people and a small pool of money - 10-20 and $100K-$200KSo, my questions:- Am I following this right?

I work my HELOCs like I used to work my credit cards, playing musical chairs with balance transfers.

Leveraging my 9-5 in Corporate America to ultimately become a FULL time Real Estate Investor. 

TopProducer can also incorporate some usefulness for investors but is clearly geared towards realtors.

***Thank you Greg, though the clause was incorporated, I like your wordinbg better.

How do you guys determine that point where you should lean back in your chair and wait for a correction before diving back in?