I don't have has strong of a recommendation about when to put stuff under an LLC.

The 'got-aways' cannot be counted.And no, the majority of these new arrivals do not want to work.

What we are requesting from you is pretty standard stuff in the industry.1.

They will act as a broker to source you health insurance (and other types like general liability etc) or other stuff you may want.I think we pay them around $1,000 per year, which if you tried to do that think of the time and effort. 

The world hears, "Hey, I know my stuff!"

@Dulce DavisAs mentioned file a complaint with state licensing boardMost have funds reserved to cover stuff like this and they may complete the work for those who were victims of fraud.Also if he was employed by them and pulled the license under their name I would also sue themWho did you make checks out to though?

This is really mentorship stuff...Good luck.

I believe they sell courses if you like their stuff.

1st off all a gut in dc is gonna run you 200-300k especially if you are looking a pre ww2 stuff.

If there was a dry cleaner operating there in the past, for example, you could be on the hook for environmental stuff, to give one quick example.#3: Definitely expect insurance to keep climbing, especially for Tampa.