I do not know anything about Anderson Business Advisors, and have no comment or feedback on them whatsoever.I have set up multiple LLCs for various business ventures through top notch attorneys - never paid more than $900 for any of them, and that includes all state taxes and filing fees.  

If the buyers buy the right property, the cash flow should be more than enough to cover all the costs, including that of the financing.

+Make sure the headline includes useful details (ex. free parking, dog-friendly, W/D in unit, 3 blocks to downtown) rather than generic words (ex. comfy, spacious, light-filled).

My view is there is risk in unpermitted work including getting caught and having to come compliant and/or not being able to rebuild if something happens.  

Including Hurricane, Ivins and neighboring cities.

Many states require a credit report review 

Here are some insights and advice to help you navigate your real estate journey.Fix-and-flip Points to Remember:Make sure you comprehend every aspect of the renovation process, including precisely predicting expenditures and adhering to deadlines.For the refurbishment process to go more smoothly, establish connections with reputable suppliers and contractors.Always keep an emergency money on hand in case something unforeseen comes up when renovating.Financing: Look into financing choices for prospective rental properties as well as fix-and-flip projects.

@Yasmin Sharbaf if it’s not new construction, your agent would usually have shown you current tax records including what they list as square footage, especially if that was a known concern of yours.

My screening criteria are out of date, and the laws have changed quite a bit since I last used them, but I'm also curious to learn what others include.

To me, the question isn't "stocks or real estate," because a diverse, recession-resilient portfolio includes both.