Mentors are INVALUABLE.You can search here on the BP forums, LinkedIn, as well as by joining a meetup group or professional organization.

Moreover, I found out that i would also have to continue to pay an organization(attorney) to file all my docs and i couldn't do it myself.

try ASID.org, an interior design national organization.  

The City of Boston requires that individuals or organizations doing business in the City of Boston apply for and obtain a business certificate every four (4) years from the Office of the City Clerk.Zoning Code.

@Jeff Lipple I would probably use the intern for getting quotes scheduled for jobs, organizing payments and the balance sheets for individual jobs, uploading receipts for my quickbooks, responding to inbound calls, even some tearout of new flips. 

Same goes for my profession, so I don't mean it as a personal jab.And as Robert broke it down, there is a lot more overhead in hiring a GC, especially a good one who expects to make a decent profit and is organized.  

Credit cards - you can get personal credits off of your personal credit and then use techniques to balance transfer cash off the cards.There are a number of organizations that can help you with this process for a fee.

Agreed Jay, and that's pretty much our old "good ole days" prior to the predatory lending laws, Dodd-Frank, changes in TILA and a half dozen other Acts as well as  ALTA setting up changes in title requirements, insuring title and escrow.Of the DIL's I accepted I never had one issue, never, but then that was then and we're no longer in then, my comments are from current (last 3 years) of consuming legal opinions, rulings and perceptions within the whitepapers of agency and governing organizations.   

Website explaining it: http://smallbusiness.chron.com/create-email-templa...For me organization was and is the problem holding me back.

I have not seen a recent meetup announcement but @Justin R. is one of the people who put has been part of organizing it in the past.