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The classification of one activity within the LLC doesn't necessarily drive the classification of another activity in the same LLC.For the syndication, given it is a rental activity, it would be per-se passive.

Only on C if you provide sub services, only SE tax if Sub services (reported on C)

This would be a great ice breaker event for a newbie looking to network with active investors in SE Wisconsin.

Not really a franchise per se but a family member who is a prolific photographer decided to set up a SAFE shared office, conference area, mail drop & shared crèche etc for women who cannot justify the o/head for their own facility.

The only negative about the house I used to live in is no master bath per se which is a turnoff for some people - but everything in the house has been updated - whereas most in the price range I'll sell for are dated or just have the basics done to them (by updated - new siding, windows, high end oak trim, new opened up kitchen and not the cheap crap, new driveway - gigantic patio - gas line for grill outside, sprinkler system etc etc.)Anyways best of luck

I'm also in a area just west of Tyler, SE of Dallas.

Funny thing is if anyone has ever been to SE Asia all you get is a porcelain hole in the ground and bucket of water.

Some states are easy to work under, others are difficult.I doubt this helps, per se, but I hope it illustrates that your question is not as straight forward as it might appear.

I don't know if that's good or bad for you, but her SE Florida lot listings have been getting tons of calls.