I have Comcast for my TV, Internet & Phone services and they allow you to add up to I believe 4 additional phone numbers at no extra cost..

The internet and resources like BP have made it possible for buyers to do 80 percent of the work in finding a property to purchase.

If you use crap from the seller or off the internet you will not have a good analysis. 

I then pay off the utilities and internet using my personal credit card and then I write myself a check from my business account equal to 2/3 of the utilities and internet.

The internet gives me back so much options and I am not sure what to trust.

All you need is some investor saying you don't need on, making a mistake, then finding in an eviction case you can't go forward because you got your answer off an internet forum.Not that anyone would make that mistake, LOLIf you form a business entity, you'll be dealing with the Sec. of State.Always good to check with building regulations, some areas require occupancy permits prior to a lease.

On the internet, you'll find dealers, buyers, sellers and illegal brokers telling you everything is legal, actually, they can't know as each state has its own requirements and in addition, you have federal aspects.

I wasn't posing questions because I don't know, I was posing them to get people to think.My point is that digging option contracts off the internet, dreamed up by some non-attorney or some investor or guru in Bum-Teak-Boonieville to be used in your state and in your community isn't a good idea.

I have looked around on the internet for articles and as with most internet searches that include terms dealing with home seller education, the information I'm finding is garbage (misleading and poorly written).

The recipe is all there.You can read what some dude on an internet forum has to say all you want, but it all means nothing until you've experienced it for yourself.