Better have corporate records, operating agreements, etc.

I can't help on the GC front but would look here American Society of Home Inspectors?

And you will also be considered a "Dealer" for those properties that you wholesale.As for whether you do it through your personal name or company, I don't think the liability is going to be much different if you're not planning to actually close on any properties (though I'm not an attorney and I'm sure there are some edge cases where it does make a difference).From a tax perspective, if you have an S-Corp or an LLC taxed as an S-Corp, you may be able to save on self employment taxes for a portion of your income if you buy/sell through the business.

Tax AdvantagesDepending on the type of business you'll be running, the types of investments you'll be making and your current financial status, an attorney and/or CPA may recommend an LLC, a corporation or potentially another type of entity to help you achieve both of those goals above.Find a good CPA and/or attorney and get their opinions...

It may help you to understand this: You do NOT live in a homeowners association, you bought a share of a corporation.

Staff are a smaller version of the american breed as the americans have more bulldog breed in them and staffs have more terrier.

I checked the vendor database for you and they have First American - John Hammond but not any reviews for him.

When I first read this, I smiled...Then I read it again, and realized exactly how much truth there probably is behind this statement...not just the government having this belief, but many Americans as well.

Joel, yes you can have your corporation deduct the vehicle and provide that to you as a benefit.

Homeowner associations are self-governed corporations with volunteer boards that often times do not understand their fiduciary duties.