I would not suggest to look into establishing LLCs and asset protection strategies till you have at least $100-300K in equity and only after you covered properly the "other" aspects of risk management (insurance, umbrella insurance, proper property management, etc.).Here are some diagrams to help you on this quest:All the domains that need to be aligned/intersect for asset protection diagram:https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/CosIorg/file/asset-protection-spectrum-diagram - What is needed for a complete asset protection OR the domains that need to be intersected to find asset protection.Diagram: https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/CosIorg/file/asspro-onion-diagram - The layers of asset protection - what, when and cost.

@Ben SteeverFor normal Google/Gmail accounts Google Voice is free.However if you have a (paid) Google Suite service to use your Google to host your domain’s email, then you are forced to subscribe to a Google Voice “Starter” subscription which cost $10/month and supports up to 10 users.

Hey Dave,You basically have a choice of brand in a domain or keywords, or words that convey trust.First, keywords in a domain are a minimal ranking signal if any. 

(We would strongly advise you to consult with your council about what you just said, we were trying to show respect by leaving exact details out of our opinions and recommendations) If you don't want people to get the divisional divide between yourself and Crestcore confused then we would simply suggest you get a new email domain so that it doesn't all look like the same company on paper.

Hi,We are planning on creating an LLC to invest in real estate with 3 other partners and we are looking for a real estate attorney with experience in that domain in the NYC area.

Posters cannot recommend the actions you should take, but your goal (in my opinion) is to acquire enough domain knowledge of direct real estate that you can make your own investment decisions confidently.My free advice is never pull the trigger on anything until you are ready to do so, no matter how long it takes.

I would purchase a duplex around Quail Creek - just east of the Domain. 

I did lease a 2x2 condo for a client near the domain for $1750 really fast though. 

@Allison Meggison One other way that may not give you a definite answer whether this person is tied to the LLC is to look up their website domain registration.

We already have a domain and email and I’ve worked with Word Press in the past so I may just build one myself with that platform or pay someone to build a nice site for us if we think it would be worth it.