Incorporating all that into copy that's easy to read and creating that warm and fuzzy feeling so they'll sell to me, is a totally different game.

We are wanting to gain information about incorporating, an insurance umbrella, rolling all our properties into an LLC, and protecting our personal assets from a lawsuit.

I have no background in this business, however I have worked in corporate America for the past twenty years.

., save and invest, but enjoy a little of it now while you're still young enough to do all the wild and crazy things that you'll enjoy reminiscing about while sitting in that ol' rocking chair later in life.And on that note, time to take my daughter to Disneyland!

If you have a company by all means incorporate.

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've had a successful run in corporations, but now it's time to branch off and begin investing in our community. 

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.

In 2004 I incorporated into was is currently Bennett Investment Corp.

@Brandon McLendonGood work saving.You need to read/listen to the book: Long-Distance Real estate investing by David GreeneAlso check out this guys notes on that book:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/524858-david-greene-long-distance-rei-book-notesBe advised this advice is given from the fully reclined position of the most comfortable chair in my house on Saturday night, use at your own risk.