For example, I just searched your name on the North Carolina Secretary of State site and found your company (I'll give you a hint, it has your initials) and much much more.

If you aren't sure how NC crowdfunding works, the NC secretary of State has FAQs and Forms for Issuers and Investors.

@Daniel Rutledge not sure about South Carolina specifically but here in Ohio I can go directly to my secretary of state website and do it myself.

I did not speak to an engineer at the city but the secretary who just looked up the zoning for that area and said it was for multifamily.  

Women my mother's age had 3 choices, secretary, nurse, teacher.

I mean specifically in trying to get commercial selling agents to respond to my initial email (saying I'm interested in a property) or voicemail or message I leave with a secretary.

In this case a legal secretary who had a net worth of $9,000,000. http://m.newser.com/story/258891/secretary-lived-frugally-for-96-years-then-donated-millions.htmlThe truth is that I don’t find this story motivational.

His company does show as an active company on the CT Secretary of State website.

You need a secretary!

As others have mentioned, it's super easy to go on the CO Secretary of State website to actually create the LLC, but the Operating Agreement and the title transfer documents should be drafted by an attorney.