All costs associated will be my responsibility as the Shareholder."

There is no cost or obligation to you.Under the terms of the transaction, Move shareholders will receive only $21.00 in cash for each share of Move common stock they own.  

@Julia ShevchenkoHi Julia, CLEARLY lease optioning isn't (and won't be falsely made) illegal, as 'rent to own' is already a HUGE business, with the same 1300ish global 'public company' preferred shareholders, working for the PTB.

(upreit structure)Build the company up, it will trade over the counter for a few years while you build up the shareholder equity and then PCOAB audit and move to SEC reporting.Once you reach 5-million in equity, you can uplist to NYSE.Books to read: "Real Estate Investment Trusts Handbook" by: Peter M.

It's shareholder money though, not personal. 

The shareholders elect a board to run the co-op.

I would recomend that you have a proper shareholders agreement drawn up for protection of each of the shareholders

An LLC unless it is a single member LLC can not be a shareholder in an S Corp.Form 2553 is used by an eligible corporation to elect to be treated as a S Corp which allows the income to be passed through to the shareholders and not be taxed at the corp level at least on the federal level.

If you have questions pick up the phone or email someone.By the way once a shelf corporation is activated meaning that the transfer of ownership has been completed it is no longer a shelf corporation but rather an active company doing business under the laws of the state where you do business in and it is registered with the secretary in your state which you as a person is either the sole share holder or if there are multiple partners then it is legal structure according to the share allocated to each officer of the company and filed that way with the secretary of your state.

You could pay more salary to one shareholder than another in a sub S corp, but that is generally the only way I can think of at the moment to pay differently that ownership shares.