I am just getting started in real estate investing, but Anderson Advisors is helping me set up a C corporation and a LLC before I get going.

Currently I practice corporate law at one of the big four financial firms, but I'm more interested in moving into more personal law ie real estate, wills, trust, estate, property, civil law, etc.

Hi @Tyson Hosey,You're trying to get a loan for a corporation, so you're talking to commercial lenders right?

How will corporate earnings slow?

Also, you might have to protect yourself by forming some type of corporation or a LLC.

So now I am pretty sure will go S corporation next 2 weeks.Good luck JP

The one thing you should do before investing is to get an approval by a lender and get a loan letter from them that states about how long it will take to close your loan and the maximum amount you qualified for.Another thing you might should do is to form some type of corporation or a LLC.  

I've been in the corporate world since then and just recently decided that I wasn't doing it anymore.

Mother nature seems to be helping a little despite our stupidity. http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/01/health/antarctic-ozo...Institutions move at difference speeds....Corporate.............................Education......Legal System......Government...etc.Corporations and the speed of innovation moves much faster than government's ability to regulate, than universities ability to educate, than the legal system's ability to appropriately resolve legal disputes.I think what's needed is...(1) New edutech startups/orgs to be developed to help people get practical education/skills required to meet employers current HR needs.

You should also consider setting up a S-corp or LLC with S-corp election for liability and tax purposes, again if you plan on doing this in volume.