I know for me, and probably most successful probate attorneys, we would decline the offer as it's not worth the bookkeeping hassle but a sincere offer is nice. 

I was recently advised by an attorney to open up a traditional LLC to not complicate overhead, accounting, bookkeeping when starting out.

There is book keeping, paperwork, and filling that has to be done monthly.

The rest of the "money" is nothing more than a bookkeeping entry at the Federal Reserve banks.

After that it is just a bookkeeping thing.

Personally, I have been everything from a bookkeeper in a management company to RE Broker/partner where we managed over 2000 units to managing and supervising for another company.

In Israel, I was working as a self employed and the VAT was a real killer mainly because it was an additional tax rather then a replacement tax and the bookkeeping was a nightmare.

Basically, some guy worked a few days with the bookkeeper and got some information and then they mailed them some boiler plate statements with the heading, FOR: and company name, along with a bill for 13 grand.

My rehabbing and flipping business is really quite easy to manage in terms of book-keeping.

Hello,I am looking for a bookkeeper that lives in CO.