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You ask a question that all investors ask sooner or later.I'll let others chime in, but from what I've seen when a person is just starting out, there is not the need to incorporateright away.But those that own dozens of properties are probably incorporated.If you are just a beginning investor, wouldn't it be better to masterthe art of the deal and begin to show some profits?

The area we have targeted is where we grew up- so we know it well, and has better projected revenue for us- the area is growing and alot of commercial investors from NYC are putting money into the community: parks, arts/crafts store fronts, cafes, restaurants.

I use URLs quite liberally in my posts if I think the URL will help expand on my point.

These include your home, your portfolio of stocks, and your collection of fine art or fine wines.

As mentioned, I am looking for a Mid Georgia mentor willing to assist awilling individual in the "art" of REI.Brief Experience:Currently retired at 46 years of age.Carpentry background = 4 years.Apartment Maintenance = 5 years.Management (Corporate) = Too manyGetting down to the nitty gritty.....I took early retirement last year and my wife is startingher 3 year Nursing Degree in January, meanwhile we wouldlove the opportunity to start in REI.

never read it but heard from a friend Trump's The Art of the Deal was good.

There are several states that don't have liberal disclosure of real estate sales, and Texas is one.I would LOVE to be able to use it, and will in other areas but, alas... not in Texas.

MAD,Welcome to the forum, Bird dogging is an art.

In the investment property we bought a massive modern original piece of art from a local artist for around $200 and it complements the antiques.I like to read interior design magazines then replicate the look for as cheaply as I can while maintaining some quality.