I like what you have mentioned about the C-corp and have decided to structure my business this way for now until the need arises for the LLC.realtx,I hope you also noticed that I said C-corps don't offer any asset protection and that properties are normally held in LLCs.I am not an accountant or lawyer and don't play one on the internet.

It was basically one long infommercial for their products, with a bit of Cashflow playing in between.

I love the game of money, and I play to win. 15 hours can just blow by, and if I didn't look at the clock I'd have never know.

That is a great way to go broke, which is exactly what happens to the majority of new rental property owners.You said in a previous post that you play fast and loose with the numbers.

And i worked a decent deal with the stagers...sooo...sounds good...lets hope it plays out that way.

As for Adsense, still playing with it.

Also I should mention that if you're gonna buy something in this market its' better to actually "buy something" and not play around.

He says, "I just want to go out and play now".

If you're gonna live under someone elses roof, you're gonna have to play by their rules.

Some of this will depend on what you want to do, but your sources of capital and your credit might also come into play.