or you could purchase the premade content, slap on your logo call it a day.

My day job is in corporate finance, and my wife works in corporate accounting.

I plant to post some helpful instructions and guide lines that should help you guys who want to establish business credit to do so..this is the first..please forgive me if i leave out anything and feel free to ask questions...Setting THings UpOk.So now that i am at the point that i want to establish business credit and i realized that my current business won’t work i had to set up a new business and ensure that everything it set up correctly for the credit building to run smoothly..first you want to incorporate.

It's no fault to the builders, efficiency is not yet a market driver, so they have not incorporated it into their product.The only highly efficient homes around here (2-Passivhaus and a handful of millennial homes) were custom builds and higher end - with the exception of the new Habitat home.

Here is a snapshot:work less than 20 minutes from home (we live in chicago) working from home is actually idealhas 15  years of retail/buying experience  in corporate world and  2 years of managerial experienceBA and MA in Business/MarketingNot interested in any commission based jobs (no interest in becoming realtor)Any other real estate jobs available in Chicago?

I would also advise that you google "propstream," and watch a video or two on it.BUT, don't fall into the same pit that all of my friends or people I know who try to wholesale do, where you spend all of your time and money on softwares, little things like logos, and books trying to learn "everything," because that will get in the way of your career.

California costs $800 per year to incorporate to a LLC while states like Nevada and Delaware, etc are much cheaper.

The way we do it is we take their proposal (primarily scope portion only) andd incorporate itinto our contract.

Of course they incorporated a pitch for a three day intensive training, but nothing too far out of line.

I like yours and will incorporate it into my leases.