That means separate credit cards and accounts and no cross mingling.

Fingers crossed on that.

Fingers crossed. 

Cross-reference that with county court records to see if they have a criminal background. 

Again, I haven't had to cross this bridge myself but it just seems like there should be a better way. 

A promissory note will be used, we have not decided if we will use morgages or cross-collaterization.

Just by following some of the principles and listening to the podcasts, I was able to get multiple listings AS WELL AS off market deals (& even one for ourselves that we'll end up keeping that will hopefully turn into a nice rental *fingers crossed*) with little to no training in real estate.

I'm looking to cash flow for my first couple projects than switch focus towards appreciate or a good balance... i am also interested to talk with  wholesalers, real estate agents, hard money lenders, property managers and tax experts regarding cross border investing (ugh!)...

From what I learned, moving from LLC to S-Corp is recommended when you cross the $40,000-$50,000 in net income, and would like to start paying yourself (as W2 employee of the S-Corp), and avoid double-taxation.I'm fairly newbie as well, so take it with a grain of salt...Would love to hear what others recommend

Fingers crossed.