To name a few… Things like; DMV records, credit report records, post office records, drivers license records, address used on tax returns, W-2’s, 1099’s, unemployment claims, hunting and fishing licenses, credit card statements, bank statements, insurance of all sorts; home owners, health, life etc., what your friends, family, neighbors, and employer would tell someone asking about where you live.

Between mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance, yadda yadda, you can't afford it.Keep saving, and rent for awhile.

Even if the company sponsors your real estate license you will still need to pay your Realtor dues, E&O insurance, MLS fees (I think there might not be an MLS in NYC).You will need to drum up business and if you do get a listing you will need to advertise etc..So thinking that you start and make money in your first year is probably not what is going to happen.

The title insurance companies are under heavy scrutiny due to the amount of claims being filed.

The rent would not even cover the mortgage, let alone the taxes, insurance, maintenance, etc.

The judge in the case will declare that your business is, in fact, a sole-proprietorship and make your assets available to liquidation in judgement.The thing to protect your assets in that case isn't a LLC or Corp, but LIABILITY INSURANCE.

4-unit dealPurchase Price $105,000Unit 1: 425 2/1Unit 2: 400 2/1Unit 3: 375 1/1Unit 4: 475 1/1Monthly Tot Rent: $1,675 OwnExp: Insurance, Lawn, Maintenance, Taxes Year Built: 1920 ALL UNITS HAVE BEEN COMPLETELY REDONE.

Where do you add the Tax and insurance in at?

., subject to, rehab loan from a bank) your money costs may be less.As you hold it you'll be paying for utilities, taxes, and insurance.

A person's life isn't worth my momentary inconvenience and my insurance would cover major damages.