I will check into it tho because we're working on some designs the incorporate personalization.

There is no advantage to incorporating in a different state unless you find paying more fees to be advantageous.

Also, there may be tax advantages with incorporating.

Regardless, it is not something of which a fresh-faced real estate investor would be aware {unless s/he has a background in corporate finance}.

The Federal Fair Housing Act defines "handicap" (or disability) as "a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more of such person's major life activities".In other words, you can't discriminate against "people with mental illness".

An example being the following in corporate shuffling/protection: Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Bankrupt Dad?

One of the things I spent a lot of time studying and focusing on in my undergraduate studies was sustainability and sustainable development, so I would be ecstatic if I found someone to work which would allow me to incorporate sustainable concepts into finished product.I live in Ventua County (Thousand Oaks) but regularly make the trek into LA for business.

One piece of advice that I keep on getting over and over again is that RE investing MUST be treated like a serious business, and not some hobby you partake in on a Saturday.I feel like I should lease out an office space in a commercial building, so that I am physically removed from any sort of leisurely environment.

Do you go by price per unit, or by physical appearance?

It also helps if the broker you may seek to indirectly mentor you owns investment properties, because when it comes time for them to rent them or something, they will list them with the brokerage and you can ask for permission to help, this will give you the chance to learn a part of business without physically owning, and you'll get to see what different tenants are like, what the owner is looking for in a tenant, etc. you'll get the whole formula just by doing this with someone who is doing what you want to do.