Or are you looking to incorporate something else entirely?

Now, like Brian mentioned you might incorporate a purchase into your flipping strategy.

I'll definitely incorporate a lot of what Chad writes about in my business.

It’s always a good idea to incorporate any business for liability reasons and tax purposes.

Eventually my income will likely be equally distributed among rental income and self employment income (another unrelated business that I will likely incorporate with non-US citizen partners).Btw I'm also interested in investing in and spending some time in Montreal in the next few years.

And there’s no way to tell when the game of musical chairs will stop.

I don't see how the first method incorporates your desired goal of 9-10% COC return.

I can incorporate my company, but I can't take on clients until I have my RE license connected to a broker.Does anybody have a good lead for a Broker in Utah that we could hire to help with my business?

A thick vinyl is much better than the thin stuff at Home Depot which lasts for one chair slide.

Lastly, make sure to incorporate seller concessions into your offer.