Should i enter my credit card bill and attach the statement in QB or should I enter each different merchant/service providers individually (ex: QB, telephone, web hosting,etc?

I often come across multi family deals that i know are profitable but explaining the concept of investing to the everyday individual is like i am talking another language.

I guess my better question would be how do you know whats best for your individual market?

Great rate (3.5% on a 15-year) but they cannot finance a deal with an LLC, only with individuals.  

There's a lot of individuals here with years of experience in various areas of the real estate industry.

Currently working with individuals in the industry, real estate agent friends, and construction contractors in setting up a LLC, utilizing financing as well as own capital to turn one house a month beginning next year.

Each is a little different but all are through a bankPrivate lender - An individual who loans money. 

I am looking for some referrals for real estate attorney's in the Orlando area that are good and used to dealing with investors on anything from structuring deals and writing contracts to writing leases.Any suggestions on good individuals/firms or ones to avoid would be greatly appreciated!

From I have read from the forums, it is recommended to form LLC for passive income from rental properties, and regular S-Corp incorporated for active income like flips or wholesaling.Again for rental properties, it is recommended to create "Series" LLC, meaning having all rentals under one master LLC, at the same time treating each rental as individual LLC.

The answer is going to vary by lender and according to your individual incomes as well as the structure of the buying organization.