To analyze how this might work for you long term:take a 5 year timeline Calculate your cost of living during that time renting out the other half and incorporating increasing rents but also maintenance etc.

(can be photoshopped and have other elements aswell in it, but the key is to not be this big corporate company with a logo as the profile pic, but instead be a friendly guy who'll help out)The ad and FB page has to create a lot of trust and do it fast, otherwise it'll seem sketchy and ppl won't engage, even thought they might be interestedGood luck

As to the LLC, your house itself does not be be in an LLC for tax deductions, nor does your investment business need to be incorporated.  

Our mailers will cycle through the following mail types: professional letters x 2, handwritten letters x 2 (not yellow letters; cream colored letters, not lined, with a logo / letterhead), postcards x 2, professional flyers x 2, zipletter x 1.

Another point, some leases incorporate a landlord policy, this can be adopted, changed and modify a lease in cases where notice of changes might be made, adopted if not contested, if that is the case ask to see all policies and changes during the term of her lease, request it in writing. 

I also have my business incorporated so can I put any properties under my business name and would that be beneficial?

Also, don't worry about a website or incorporating your business until AFTER your first deal.

Do you want a company name out there and a logo or do you want to be know as the go to guy?

All I found was a link that said they were incorporated in July 2011.

Hello,I'm getting ready to do my first deal, and was thinking about proceeding with getting an LLC.I attended a Fortune Builders event several months ago, and was contacted by a company called Nevada Corporate Headquarters who proceeded to tell me that I "HAD" to incorporate in Nevada because of various reasons.