For thosse that didn't click, the video is about how quickly social media is changing the world.

Upon receipt, all shareholders must sign the completed form and submit it to the IRS for approval($99.00) - Registered Agent Service Fee (1 year)Optional fees:($49.00) - Compliance Service (1 Year) which will make sure annual reports are submitted on time and that my business is kept in good standing ($35.00) - Nevada Certificate of Good Standing for a S-Corporation ($69.00) - Obtain Federal EIN Number - We apply for EIN using client's social security information($35.00) - Prepare IRS Form SS-4 (Federal EIN Number)Total is about $500.Also, I was going to incorporate in NV but do business in CA... is there something else I need to do in order to do business in CA?

I'm thinking this way you can socialize the concept of using your preferred lender early on.

SE is essentially social security / medicare.A flipping business is treated differently than someone renting out real estate.

I hope there is a fair deal reached for our budget, social programs need to be managed much better and trimmed.

Medicare and social security will not be touched, for the time being.

My strategy has 3 prongs:1) Network at investment club meetings: there's no substitute for shaking hands & looking people in the eye.2) Social media marketing: upload all of your contacts to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+.

With only about 7 miles width and depth, coupled with tight city coding, the city does not have enough units to satisfy demand to live here.In addition, the social media bubble on top of explosive growth from companies such as Apple and Google has created a situation where many newly wealthy holders of stock options in said concerns are able to bid up the price of properties beyond long term value.

They had facebook and social media accounts with their full name and photo.

This means you are not trying to turn the property.Some information on the tax treatment of Flipping:Flipping is treated as a business and is subject to income tax as ordinary gain and some or all of it may be subject to Social Security and Medicare.That said:A 1031 is a great way to defer the taxes on an investment property.Just make sure you do your due diligence to be sure you know what you're getting yourself into.