I have never heard of that requirement but I wonder if they are referring to the need to have a local physical address and person as your agent for service.  

Then there are other weird issues like QBI (qualified business income) deduction or business interest limitations or Section 179 limitations, and the list goes on and on.In closingAs one contemporary political persona likes to say, I'll circle back.

With media and public persona, the weight of these perceived "successful leglistalion" tactics, are being placed on landlords backs.

We have just given investors what we have to raise we are hoping that the guarantor and investor will be the same person as it is just under $500k we need to raise (309 down, 188 interest reserve). 

Check reviews meet them in person a phone or email isn’t enough these days.

Go into any Sec8 housing, what will you see, maybe $400 in savings BUT they got 23 pairs of air jordans per person, a flat panel tv in ever room, x-box, PlayStation of 3.

To avoid that nightmare ideally you should name a sibling or another 'qualified person' as the managing member of the LLC (not yourself).

So if I understand you correctly, you value that person as a contractor instead of a partner, is that correct?

Whether a company is reputable according to their internet persona doesn't absolve you of the final responsibility of understanding your numbers and risk.

I feel like when spouting off how to avoid renting to a voucher holder, you cannot clearly see this person as a possible neighbor, coworker, or even your child’s classmates parent.