Incorporating in the beginning isn't that big of a deal unless you are working with partners.

Hey guys,New here, and to the business, so I'm just looking to get some insight from you more experienced investors.1) I've drawn up a budget of $500 per month for the next 5 months to use towards marketing.  I've rea...

When I got over there (well I’m not going to be graphic) I was sure he was dead.

As for me, I am simply operating a business where I am incorporating my experiences as a landlord since 2007 into my business.

Don't forget that when choosing an entity be sure to research and secure professional advice on the laws of the state that your business operates in as well as in the state that your Articles of Incorporation / Organization is registered should you choose DE or NV.

Brian,I’m not sure I agree with his reasoning some potential risks for you are;- once in corporations name who else might be staying there?

The only thing I might add, production-wise, is to maybe add a little graphic - i.e. an arrow or maybe highlight the area instead - to point out exactly what you were talking about with the sagging and the joist issue.

I had worked in corporate finance/accounting for the past 10 years, but decided to make a drastic career change and am going to focus exclusively on investing for the foreseeable future.  

But if you do the math and incorporate cash flow, paydown, leverage, and depreciation, I'm sure he's making at least 12% IRR.

At which point , do I need to consult with lawyer , assuming LLC incorporating is done?