I agree fully with Andrew.You are confusing the legal laws under which an organization is structured, which is nearly always dictated by a given state, with the federal tax structure that the entity is operating under, which is dictated under the Feds.For income tax purposes an LLC is most often either a disregarded entity (wholly owned), or a Partnership (multiple owners). 

Then, you'll want to explore the implications of doing business on-line across state lines.There's probably a fair amount of read-tape to organize.

He emphasizes the need to use social media rather than traditional methods.

And there's a ton of social media influencers pushing this fake narrative - rented cars, houses, jet interiors to take pictures/videos etc - some of them are pretty good at making it look real.

Definitions - Commercial Vehicle - NC DPS definition - Vehicles with a GVWR of 10,001 lbs. or more used as part of a business (including a non-profit organization) and crosses state lines, are considered commercial motor vehicles for purposes of most of the safety regulations.

We've got a chat tool on the site, but no one to organize the chats right now.

GC has a lower cost of capital relative to the average syndicator due to his social media presence.

@Rich Emery if you're not EXTREMELY organized, you'll spend every day with your "hair on fire", making critical mistakes that cost your clients - and you'll get burnt out.Don't forget to research the licensing requirements of PMCs. 

This is an example of the fee structure in my state of PA :(some real estate transfers are exempt from realty transfer tax, including certain transfers among family members, to governmental units, between religious organizations, to shareholders or partners and to or from nonprofit industrial development agencies.

Journalism is extinct, it is, we now have media marketers who just pump out BS to get clicks, views etc and at best, pump a narrative vs click baiting.