If you don't have $1,250,000 at your disposal you should incorporate a BRRRR that will enable you to build it but it will slow you downs.ORIf you are able to generate $300/property in cashflow per month (after all expenses) - it is doable than every 10 houses will generate you the needed downpayment for another house about every 8 months. 

In corporate world it (and PE) do not matter however Gilbert touched on something important. 

Also have REIA membership dues due and need to go to the next meeting on August 1st.But seriously, in the meantime, I'm STUCK in corporate america.

You might look at other agreements and compile your own strategy and have the attorney incorporate issues, also visit your local REI club and see what is going on there.

You just have to incorporate those figures when you are running your numbers and see what it looks like.

@Jorge Ruiz  ... incorporated cities put together an annual financial statement.

A lot of the employers have moved from the CBD to areas a bit south of Dayton.

I will incorporate that in my research too.Keep it up with RE license, I'm sure it will open up a lot of doors for you, not only in lead generation, but also in networking opportunities.

I think I'll find a way to incorporate it into my upcoming meet up here in NY. 

I've seen a lot of Guru's and other programs pushing the whole out of state incorporation for tax and liability protection, but I have never really understood the benefits of it to be honest.