It is always a good idea to run all real estate transactions either under a corporation or an LLC.

For that reason, if you are doing several wholesale deals I would get your LLC formed asap and elect to be taxed as an S-Corporation.

First, a condo is (probably) a corporation, run as a corporation, under state and local law.

Try zillow.com look for multi's filter low to high price Ones that are corporately owned, bank owned or vacant are REO'sCheck and see which brokers are listing the REO's frequently.

All future funds flow into the Social Security system, and Congress participates with the American people.

Management of an LLC is generally less time-intensive than management of a corporation, and the opportunity to pierce the corporate veil is more likely with a more complex entity.But again, consult a CPA and/or attorney...

When I say lack of experience, I mean I don't have a clue of what a shingle is :D (although I think it's that thing nailed on the roof)However, I have a project management experience from corporate America where I manage multi-million dollar IT Projects.

They seem to be doing quite well on their own, or should I say even better with all our hard earned bailout money paving their way to continued erasure of the American middle class.

That wouldn't fly with Visa or Amex, but here is the government trying to extort money once again from the American taxpayer.And I really wish everybody would stop using the phrase "printing money".

In GA, like in NC, you can hire a registered agent (I would suggest this) to handle the corporate filings and establish the registered office.