And if you are not doing business right or your LLC is not set up right, a would-be litigator could get at your personal assets.There are ways to keep your personal information off of the company docs but it is more costly and, in my opinion so far, not worth it.As Brandon pointed out, definitely, definitely, seek a good real estate or business attorney to get definitive answers in your neck of the woods, but what I stated above is generally why investors opt for an LLC.

In general, we just want to be set up right and obviously with the minimal up front and ongoing costs, with the best tax implications at the end of the year.Thanks all for sharing your experiences.

Al Williamson I have read the e-myth series, and that is how I currently have my business set up. Right

If Terry is paying as he says he is, then 1 phone call can clear it all up. Right

From the 2 calls of curious homeowners, they just wanted to ask what I was doing and then hung up right away too.

The insulation company's purchase the martial at such a bulk rate that it makes it worth while to hire them.

It was like putting a zx1100 motor into a big heavy upright bicycle with no steering radius.I even had a ninja 250.

If the power was still on to the building I have no doubt that someone would have snapped it up right away.

  $100,000/0.1=1,000,000.So if the income goes up the value goes up, right? 

Hard to argue with 'Hey, if people are moving to your place, then everything must be looking up, right?'