@Jerry Tuzil It'd be a flip/investment 100%, and could be titled either in my name or corporate.

So what your basically saying the small guy once again being destroyed by big corporations.  

If you are ever sued the attorneys will attempt to "pierce the viel" which means to show that you were operating as an individual rather than a corporation.

My brother wanted to sell it, but I decided to start an S corporation and rent out both sides so we could supplement our incomes.

Looking for advise to set it up properly to maximize tax benefits.My plan was to have a Canadian corporation which owns the US corporation 

I have been told repeatedly to use Nevada corporate headquarters, and the name Pensco comes up often for investment IRAs.Has anybody out there used either of these companies?

Hi BP members,I enjoyed a long ,successful, high paying career in the  Fashion business, but  recently found myself on the wrong end of a corporate restructure.  

Real estate investing 101.Hard money lenders usually lend 65-75% of the project cost, charge 12-14% and 2 points for origination. 12% fees is a huge red flag, the only you'll get from "Midwest Corporate Credit" is an ulcer from the stress of losing $7,200.Raising $60,000 isn't too difficult, if you talk with friends and family and maybe a real estate attorney or two you should be able to raise it.

I'm looking for some direction on who to consult for the following topics:1- What type of corporation is recommended when one of the partners is a non-US resident?

If y'all have any financial condition positively doing well you might want to protect yourself from others from others who get upset with you you might ought to form some kind of corporation or a LLC.