They are expensive (can cost $2-3 EACH record) but that's because they physically collect the data from courthouses.

, the crystal chandelier in the foyer, or the rounded sidewalks outside.I don't particularly incorporate FS into my business model.

No mailbox or physical address where mail can be delivered??

The funds for construction can be released to you as needed, and incorporated into a construction loan.

If you have a buyers agreement with the agent, it probably would not apply to this.But, do your research-get a title search report, about $100, do physical inspections and find the procedures to bid.

Yea I think most of them are unrealistic- and you never get the sense of the physical stress of making a deal happen.

Regarding the original question, yes, you should bother to incorporate your holdings into an entity, the LLC being a good choice for buy and holds.Yes, insurance is good, but it is only one of several layers you can use to shield yourself and your assets.

In my state you dont have to disclose being a licensee until the first physical contact.

I have an undergrad in Engineering Physics with a concentration in Aerospace Propulsion and I have an MBA from ASU.

If you want a property management company you need to incorporate one and file a separate return.