Together we are in the process of incorporating and registering a 501c3 community arts non-profit.

Thank you, J Scott, that helps clarify.If a company is incorporated (Joe's Windows, Inc.) and is classified as a Domestic Profit Corporation, I assume that also means they would not need to be sent a 1099?

It might even make more sense if you incorporate a series LLC with it.

That should be something I incorporate into my video marketing test and see what gives the best results.

A quote I like to try and remember when I am worrying: "Worry is like a rocking chair it gives you something to do, but it doesn't get you anywhere."

All three must be fully understood and incorporated simultaneously in order for any of the three to be fully effective. 

So two days later Im already moved into my new apartment, already got my desk and my office chair, and my internet set up, so Im ready to roll. 

Just a few suggestions:Seller financing is an option, find a lender who will incorporate rehab into budget or purchase price, find a hard money lender to buy property...fix it up and refinance to a 30yr fixed.

However, after the initial deal or two, the question arises as to which route to go down, i.e whether to incorporate as an LLC,(or other entity) and if so as a C corp or S corp.

I have previously been focused on Buy/Hold and now I am looking to incorporate Wholesaling to my Business Model.