Your story should incorporate the reason that makes you different from all the other people wanting the house.

The taxes & insurance are already incorporated into these transactions.

I have heard the best way for someone in real estate is to form a LLC versus incorporating.

With the boot, will we save on capital gains by being an LLC, incorporated or just as a married couple.

my two sense is, really go out and while you're in college - take real life "classes" in the street while also going to school in the college.that is everything i am about.at work in the past 5 months i boasted $55,000 in sales with the total being $155000 between 4 people. the top seller being the owner because... well he just has more experience and he's there more. but i can sell anything.the real estate certificate i am attaining here at college is only 4 classes. i'm incorporating that into my schedule with my mechanical engineering major classes as well as business. so its kind of complicated.i wont be able to get my brokers license for two years because 1. i dont have the correct study guide and utilities nor the money to pay the $800 i have seen for some.

We have been looking for one in CA and everyone we have talked to says you can't incorporate out of state legally.

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Maybe that's even too little counterspace and I should find some way to incorporate a small island or something.

As far as incorporating - I really dont even know how that differs from an LLC, honestly.

Get the articles of incorporation, the CCR's and _all_ amendments, and the by-laws to find out the rules you WILL be living under, whether it be condo, townhouse, HOA or POA, or any kind of planned community.