In fact they can even have different shareholders.

S-Corp 100% Shareholder for buy&sell short-term.I am thinking of transferring one of my inital 2004 S-Corp properties that I ended having as a long-term rental over into my LLC.How would this be handled bookkeeping wise.1.

S corps are pure flow through entities, and the shareholders have to pay taxes on the earnings regardless of any actual distributions from the company.

"Given the current economic and business environment — and to further align our interests with those of our shareholders — we are making some difficult decisions to reduce or eliminate programs that do not directly impact our ability to serve our clients, customers and communities," Bank of America spokeswoman Kelly Sapp said in an e-mail.

If they become nationalized, doesn't the government still have to buy out the shareholders?

Most coop (and that particularly true for non Manhattan coops) are practically companies ran by unpaid volunteer amateurs...a coop is a company which own a building and then lease it's unit back to shareholders...in many case you'll have a school teacher board president with an art director as a treasurer...great people with very little experience in running a company...5.

For example, in Warren Buffet's most recent shareholder call, he explained that decades ago when he started investing($115), if he would've invested simply into an S&P500 index, it'd be worth $600,000 today.

Double-taxation can occur when a C-Corp has a profit at the end of the year that it would like to distribute to its shareholders.

I will be a 51% shareholder and my wife will 49%. 

He was telling me that he doesn't have any problems getting financing when properties are under an LLC because he is the majority shareholder in the LLC.