And Dooreuhn is correct about the $800 fee in CA, something you have to pay no matter what in which you incorporate. 

Thank you very much for your answers to these@John Santero yes, I did jumble a couple of concepts, but trying to incorporate a top-down strategy as well and just working through numbers and comps on the areas that I am looking at so that I can come up with some rules as to when to actually put more time into analyzing a deal...thanks for your thoughts @Steve Babiak I need to get comfortable around the contractors process and costs still as havce enver had any experience with them...do you recommend any good strategies before I'm acutally looking at a deal?  

While the house is 1114 sqft, the owner advised that they own the lot space next to the house, which is 4356 sqft, the lot space is really what peaked my interest for more potential but I am not sure how to incorporate extra lot space such as this when looking for a deal.Thanks!!

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

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

Aside from the above - "Be careful working with friends"...Before you get going, you definitely want to incorporate!

So it is certainly possible.We only made $3500 plus we incorporated some of the tools into the costs for tax purposes because we didn't really have any.

They all said that they paid the initial investment then they had to pay more $$ to incorporate through them.

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