The scenario I would like to minimize would be that of someone coming in & essentially spamming the site.

Then the IRS will want to make sure the minimal distribution is met.

They got that way because they learned how to minimize any risks in their investments while maximizing returns.

Is it best to quickly shovel off a flat roof of all the snow accumulated right after the blizzard hits, so as to minimize the amount of new weight on the roof?

I typically try to just do a good old paint and pergo job minimal work.

Here is a good primer on taxation issues relating to corporations:Putting Corporate Tax “Loopholes†In PerspectiveMy beef really isn't with corporations minimizing taxes.

Other things to consider when answering: we have a broker that would let us work under him for very minimal fees; wanting to get license primarily so we wouldn't have to worry about relying on others for their MLS log in, let ourselves into homes for sale, list our properties for sale on MLS ourselves, etc.

It also needs minimal work to get rent ready.

White painted cabinets, light stained finish, dark stained finish, or stained vs. paint, generally speaking.

The "IE" properties (Insurable with Escrow) list only minimal repairs to pass underwriting.