One of my goals for this year is to stop running my own books, so I imagine whomever I train to do it for me I'll just have them incorporate Quickbooks' receipt scanning process into the weekly reconciliation...As I mentioned in another thread - something that's been of great help in keeping receipts organized is starting to use Lowes and Home Depot credit accounts.

Well, in this price range, we can't just go to Home Depot and grab some ceramic tile for these bathrooms either, so we ended up installing all natural stone and marble in them, the master bath took over $8K in just the raw tile, no installation, no backerboard, etc just in tile alone.

Ok I have one company that is Incorporated already and I have started this real estate company thus far.

We created a Palm Springs inspired mid-century retreat by incorporating stylish finishes and fun elements like a flip-out window from the kitchen to the deck. and completed the renovation and sold the property in multiple offers nearly $100k over asking mid-Covid.

I am trying to incorporate more like-minded individuals to spend my time with.

I worked in corporate sales for 25 years and sold elevators for 17 years for the same company.

I am still deciding on what Niche I would like to pursue with and what strategies I want to incorporate.

Originally posted by @Michael Ealy:Originally posted by @David Friedman:@Michael Ealy, Have you ever incorporated a historic building into one of your hotel developments?

But if you go that route, and you want to incorporate online marketing later on as well, you'll want to have a separate website for strictly the online marketing stuff you're doing so you can track how each marketing campaigns are doing (Yellow letters with phone # and web site VS.

Articles of Incorporation, Certificate of Formation, Articles of Formation, Bylaws or Operating Agreement, Federal EIN Number 7 Verification.