Usually, ginormous corporations have large marketing groups concerned with image, zillions of lawyers to go thru contract and plenty of shareholder lawyers looking for anything to start a class action suit.And on the other side we have the fiercely independent wholesaler who lives in freedom, abhors rules like transacting RE without a license in expectation of fee isn't legal and likes to tie up properties for nothing and can't even tell the seller who the true buyer is.Your turn.

Do they run a credit report of the principal owner/member/shareholder?

I was thinking about investing a few thousand in a REIT, get shareholder info, watch how the BIG BOYS manage rentals.I never did invest, I dislike investing even a small amount when the market has gone up so much already.

Upon receipt, all shareholders must sign the completed form and submit it to the IRS for approval($99.00) - Registered Agent Service Fee (1 year)Optional fees:($49.00) - Compliance Service (1 Year) which will make sure annual reports are submitted on time and that my business is kept in good standing ($35.00) - Nevada Certificate of Good Standing for a S-Corporation ($69.00) - Obtain Federal EIN Number - We apply for EIN using client's social security information($35.00) - Prepare IRS Form SS-4 (Federal EIN Number)Total is about $500.Also, I was going to incorporate in NV but do business in CA... is there something else I need to do in order to do business in CA?

As they are required to pay out at least 90% of their net income to shareholders, their primary growth is through new sources of funding.

One is TITLE VI, entitled CAPITAL EXPANSION, that changes (increases) the threshold of the number of shareholders an issuer has before they are required to register a security with the SEC.

The dividend would be paid to each shareholder of record as of ______________ date, and shall be paid before ______________ date.

Shareholders cannot be paid salaries or bonuses by just OWNING the corporation.

Last paragragh of page 27 through to the conclusion (page 28) shows the defendant took little effort in making the corporate subsidary a legitimate independent entity, and "the corporation simply functioned as a facade for the dominant shareholder" would resonate with any 'reasonable person'.If you call yourself 'Company A' then your corporate offices should have something to do with 'Company A', not logoed as 'Parent of A' with 'Parent of A' employees doing the work.

If you want more pay out more; however it must be equal by your shareholder percentages.