That’s the nature of money.

However, faced with the possibility of not being denied the "right" to work in my chosen profession of 16 years feels completely unconstitutional....and quite frankly, I am unprepared to move forward on my own in this matter...which as I view it is "begging" for the right to work...I don't want to say fight because it's not in my innate nature to do so...and the word beg seems more fitting actually.

Naturally, this depends on the economy continuing its slow, albeit unsteady, recovery.

Steven: As for the tax advantages: I have an LLC, which - correct me if I am wrong, is not incorporated correct?

If your selling the property, who is currently on title, natural persons or the LLC?

I will check into it tho because we're working on some designs the incorporate personalization.

Gene Hacker Or could it be the loophole is the "natural person" what about corporations, does this affect them too?

Also, depending on the nature, it might be something that would prevent a lender from financing a borrower.

There is no advantage to incorporating in a different state unless you find paying more fees to be advantageous.

It's perfectly natural.