https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...I also dont own a corporation for Real Estate, nor am I a licensed professional.

I am considering mailing to landlords that have filed evictions excluding corporate owned.

So if you have considerations that are more entity and corporate laws related than using the state A  and state b makes more sense.  

After several years of pursuing a corporate career, I've found myself very dissatisfied and continue coming back to real estate as a possible avenue to a different and more fulfilling career and lifestyle. 

I've won a couple of awards, written some articles for the industry, worked for corporate, agency as well as freelanced my own gigs.

Is your HOA local or a big corporate firm that may or may not get the right documents to the buyers lender on time?

I have found my LLCs to be the best fit for passive income, long-term commercial asset holds.Nowhere in any of that is short or no-term wholesaling of residential houses.A lot of short-term, active income operators (wholesalers, flippers, managers, book-writers, etc) for SE advantages, set up an s-corp or have an LLC that is taxed as an s-corp.Wholesaling and flipping are jobs.  

Form either some type of Corporation or a LLC to hold your properties in and to protect you personally.  

If this is a shell corporation to funnel money to offshore accounts, why would they need me to pay them $580 as "loan insurance"?

Hello BP Community,If I were to invest in mortgage notes should I do it as an individual and I would hold the note, or through a corporate entity (like an LLC) and have that entity purchase and hold the note ?