I know I can set an LLC, S Corp, C Corp, Sole Proprietor or whatever with Legal Zoom.

How can I do this legally in NJ?

I thought this didn't sound right - is that legal in Ohio? 

I am doing my research and am ensuring that I have all of the proper reports/forms/legal literature, valuation tools, etc and have several friends who are RE Agents & Loan officers whom I ask questions, BUT I am still lacking information in certain areas.

You will have a hard time gaining any traction without a track record in real estate, underwriting, commercial brokerage, legal/accounting, property management or portfolio management. 

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That's not including the upfront cost for example Appraisal fee, Legal fees.

I'm a small business owner and my wife is a real estate agent (and ex interior designer), we both have 700+ credit scores, but not enough cash on hand to cover the difference between the usual 70-75% loaned by hard money lenders and the total cost of projects in the Tampa area.  

The subject says it all - if anyone can pass along the name of a real estate attorney they used for setting up an LLC, and maybe to answer some basic legal questions/advice related to it, I'd appreciate it! 

However, since airbnb income can be different each month, would it be legal to set up that kind of "rental agreement" with my S-corp in the eyes of the IRS?