I own in New Jersey but I live out of the state, I read it is advantageous to get incorporated in Vegas, and Wyoming.

I will incorporate those in to my screenings from now on.

I am currently showing the apartment and was surprised to see she has no furniture except a folding chair and there are no clothes in the closet.  

I worked for a major commercial real estate brokerage for three years, specifically in corporate site selection consulting, and have now been working in Economic Development for the City of Mesa for about two years.I would say working in Site Selection and Economic Development has taught me a great deal about some unique facets of commercial/industrial real estate, but I'm here because I'd like to learn all I can about other aspects of real estate.

Some of the things that we don't typically do that we could for relatively low cost are (keep in mind that these are houses below median price in my area - so granite counters and the like are not really necessary, but might be an option) installing fancy tile backsplashes, tile granite counter tops, under cabinet lights, recessed lighting, wainscoting/chair rails, spending more on curb appeal, outdoor living areas (large custom decks etc) and other things that can get rather expensive.I'm not wanting to spend a lot but am willing to add something extra if it will help sell houses faster.

Turnkey provides us with a really great product, cash flow, and is able to be incorporated into a busy schedule.  

I would like to incorporate and am based in Los Angeles.

And when it does, it will like the game of musical chairs...those who were betting on a rising market to make money will be the ones left without a chair. 

We all know the music will stop and not everyone will get a chair.

Theres 2 or 3 chairs outside the offices and thats where the board is, so only way you'd ever see it or know it was there is to be in the offices.