It was 3 different entities for use types as an exampleBut 100 single family homes.

I use it for multiple businesses so makes sense for me to purchase the desktop version.I always set up a bank account for each property (no matter the holding entity) so the accounting is easier to filter through.

Your other assets are mostly in creditor protected entities, such as retirement accounts, personal residential homestead; and what’s not is heavily mortgaged, or exempt by Federal bankruptcy law.

If the syndication falls under one of these exemptions, it may not appear in the SEC Edgar database.Not a Publicly Traded Company: The SEC Edgar database primarily contains filings from publicly traded companies and entities offering securities to the public.

In many cases an out of state LLC, also referred to as a 'foreign entity' simply needs to register in that state to do business.

If you did, your name is in public view when your entity is searched via the secretary of state website.

Services I am looking to get help with are business entity creation, tax planning, asset protection and tax prep.   

(See SEC Publication, Filing and Amending a Form D Notice, A Compliance Guide for Small Entities and Others http://www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/secg/formdguide.htm.)So the reason not to invest is they either have no other investors, and if they did, they failed to register.Why post this?

The only thing this "company " has is an entity # to do business in Nevada, and the name listed is Zheng Fan.

It adds a whole extra level of complexity and cost (especially since legal entities aren't eligible for conforming loans such as FHA).