Hi Kimberly,
not sure what you are asking for here ,
perhaps you could broaden your question.
All the best Brian.
www.brianaddybootcamp.com

I think I have a similar question that is of course not something that can easily be answered.

What I am thinking is the following: I hear a lot that investing as a business is much better in legal anc tax terms as well, and can open up ways to get better and more credit.

My concern is that a starting corporation or llc - in any country, really - is a very large liability, and it takes experience and a steady base of assets to really use the possibilities it provides.

So the question is, from me, when do you guys suggest taking the leap? Do I start off by getting my shiny new c-corp, or do I first go out barefooted, hunting for deals, and upgrade when I have a steady passive cashflow that will support the expenses?

I suspect you meant to say "corporation" not "cooperation"?
Janet

I think around 1969 there was a case Green vs. somebody that ruined corporations for holding real estate. LLC's are less paper work, however depends on the state.  Some states dislike LLC's. You may have to form your LLC in one state and then  register to do business in the state where your real estate holdings  are; and sometimes  pay fees every year to do so.