I've been keeping track of the B2B (business to business) leads that my company has received over the last few months and thought it would be a good idea to share. 

You can stick with your single-person company (LLC) for flipping houses and easily bring in independent contractors without changing your business structure.

You don't need an attorney, down here we usually use title companies to transact the deal.

Most companies want  a twenty year lease.

I told her I was looking for an apartment and asked her if the apartment I was calling was a HUD apartment or if it belonged to ____________ (the large company locally that rents many apartments).

They are very worried about the subject to clause and I thought I remember the podcast mentioning insurance policies for this in case the mortgage company calls the loan due.

Busch tax company been with them for 7 years all they do is real estate people mostly. tell them Rob Ellis sent you 

My friend has written an app called Shuk Rental Marketplace (I'm not in the company) so landlords can get rated and rate their tenants.

Our company is looking to venture into new construction.Do most small homebuilders (<25 homes per year) have any full-time crew or do they hire all independent contractors for each trade?

My friend has a holding company, would it make sense for the Holding Company to be the beneficialry of the 'owners draw'?