If not you may be required to incorporate or sell.

You also need to figure in how much you believe it will cost to replace sheets, kitchen items, beach chairs, towels, etc... each year.  

I recommend a host of things from incorporating an official application process to collecting official screening reports including credit, criminal and eviction reports.

If you were to start a company that, for example, sells chairs, you would make your initial investment and get to work.

I will definitely incorporate this from now on.

I was sold in being incorporated and yes it's supposed to protect you as a person is what sold me HOWEVER when one of my managers got wrapped up in a frivoulous sexual harasment lawsute the my corperation got sued, the mangager was sued personally and I was sued personally SO I had to defend me the corp and the manager!

Don't say that in Sun City, they will beat you to a pulp with their walkers and canes then run over you with their power chairs..

An additional not done by an architect will look like an addition; an architect will add space but incorporating it flawlessly so it looks like it was originally intended to be there.

I would love a quick critique by anyone lawyerly (@GregBoots) and with a little experience with California.I'm a California ResidentI have an LLC (#1) incorporated in Wyoming.  

Immediately useful tips would be on topics such as:  - Searching for and purchasing properties site unseen from afar  - Best way to incorporate using a property manager into cash flow calculationsThanks, David