Even better if they have experience working with investors that have similar goals and strategies that you want to incorporate. 

@Tom Shallcross Thanks for the advise, I plan to incorporate your ideas into my goal setting.

Everyone I have listened to or that I have worked with have differents strategies, so I just try to incorporate them all into my techniques and become better!

Also, setup a business so go through the incorporating process.

They will teach students how to incorporate (using an SCorp structure) your real estate company.The thing that sold me on this program was the two years of access to a mentor.

Together we are in the process of incorporating and registering a 501c3 community arts non-profit.

Thank you, J Scott, that helps clarify.If a company is incorporated (Joe's Windows, Inc.) and is classified as a Domestic Profit Corporation, I assume that also means they would not need to be sent a 1099?

It might even make more sense if you incorporate a series LLC with it.

I also have some lite graphic design and photography skills.

Chris - the graphic you recently posted is completely accurate of the "Home Equity" loan they offer however if you go on their website and specifically search for home equity line of credit, they also have information about the N.O.O. line they offerhttps://www.penfed.org/home-equity-center/home-equity-line-of-credit Under their logo on the top left you can toggle between loan and line.