I am not even sure if they have a licence to be selling insurance products in Michigan as they do not appear to be listed on the Department of Insurance and Financial Services' webpage, or perhaps I am not operating the webpage correctly.

I then paid for architectural plans to submit to the city for permits and found another licenced contractor.

A closed forum where people "imagine" what happended or elaborate on completely fictitious "assumptions" then judge others on the assertion that all landlords do the right thing. 

Is there such a thing? Or possible broker they work together?

-Uwe

I am pretty sure they exceed 750 hours in a year, and am starting a log to track my hours and expenses.In case if I do not qualify, someone suggested me of getting a fictitious name for a sole proprietorship so I can deduct business expenses, which is a better tax strategy?

I am looking to get my RE Licence in Connecticut. 

., I learned that if your business name includes your name, then you don't have to go through the rigamarole of doing the fictitious name stuff, having to get a separate, more expensive bank account, etc., etc.  

This is how it is in ANY licenced profession.

You can also try searching the fictitious name data base or business listings, and you may find out the names behind the LLC or trust. 

When you figure that out, have a licenced electrician inspect it so you have an idea of the cost to get it "to code".