You'll need to contact a few PMs in your market and understand what their fee structure is, and then incorporate that into your financial analysis.Hope this get you off to a great start!

USEC is incorporated in DE and CA, with FL to be included ASAP.

Where you have to do your research is if utility bills are paid off.In Marion county, for example, all bills and liens are taken care of.In Johnson county, however, some small towns [like Whiteland] are not incorporated and can't put the utility bills as a lien and the buyer is responsible for them after the sale [ask me how I know this!]

I will incorporate all of that info!

You can finance properties that are Incorporated or in an LLC but you will have to use a commercial lender.

@Brandon Moffitt we are cash buyers, so I will definitely make a point to ensure that our realtor is incorporating that into the deals.

Hi All,I'm in the process of incorporating an LLC to act as a lending arm for some of my deals, and I'm going the mostly-DIY route using incfile.com. 

The risk insurance, utilities, cost to financing and sell were not cost that I had previously incorporated Appreciate the tip

They incorporate the application, background check and some promotion in their offering.

I'm planning on running the school and incorporate a I-20 Visa program