All Forum Posts by: Lukasz Z.

Starting my company in real estate investing. Wanted to form an entity (llc), and get my ein. Well i talked to a friend accountant who advised me not to create an 'investment' company, instead just a remodeling company. Her reason for this was that in that case i will avoid the whole hassle with the SEC regulations. Any input on this topic would be great. What do u have as your company? Thanx in advance

as far as the transition goes, i like the idea with the small tiles. I think it will look much better that the marble

also, is this gap just on the sides? Or is it also on the front?

can you post a picture of the cabinets please. Just want to see the style of the cabinets so i can give u an idea on how to fix your problem

Ok so i will create an llc. Do i do it as a construction company? investment company? Real estate company? I guess thats where i get lost. I see a lot of people flipping and they have investment companies.

It's in new britain. Right on the newington border.

Hi everyone,

New member here, with a couple questions.

I have been a licensed home improvement contractor in CT for many years back. I shut down my business a few years back when there were not so many jobs out there that you could make a living off of. Started working for a company that had me traveling all over the country, which was great. Now I'm ready to settle down back in Connecticut as I have a child on the way.

I want to get back into the construction business but this time flipping houses.

I actually have found a property that i will be flipping (just wainting on the closing next week).

Here are my questions: Considering I will be doing most of the work on the house my self.

Do I set up my home improvement business again? Getting a license with the state and of course tax numbers.

If so, do I purchase the property under the company name or myself?

Should I consider a different type of license to apply for?

Thanx for any input