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Jonathan Bell
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I've been calling around a number of different brokers. Sometimes I get a pickup other times not. Either or I'm typically asked my " company name". With that being asked so often, should I go ahead and create my personal LLC for this business?

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Taylor L.
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It's best to understand why they're asking. They're asking to find out how serious you are and (frankly) if you're worth their time. It's good to have a brand, company name, etc, but you also need to be able to really talk the talk.

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