@Martin VilarinoIt depends on what activity you are doing and what structure you are doing the business within.You may be responsible for Self-employment tax without an LLC.If you have a full-time job and making above the "social security base", you may be responsible for paying less in SE tax.You may want to consider speaking with a tax professional to go through the finer details.There is also a qualified business income deduction that you may benefit from if you have a business where you pay SE tax.

That is a bedroom community outside of Houston and while it is in Galveston County it straddles the SE border of Harris County. 

SE Michigan.  

(I have experienced a fair number of focus groups here where the out-of-town moderator seemed frustrated by our inconsistent feedback, FWIW.)Ultimately, if a developer can adaptively re-use existing buildings and/or build new projects for middle income folks that prop up the surrounding community -- transit-oriented development, good grocery stores, improved infrastructure, and decent schools -- they would probably do well in outer NE or SE Portland, Aloha/Hillsboro, Troutdale, Gresham, Clackamas, and other surrounding communities.  

First phase of 1,400-acre Mirador neighborhood in Del Valle takes step forward

"Houston-based real estate developer Hines purchased the land earlier this year with the intention to create Mirador, a master-planned ...

I think it will pull most of the workers from SE Portland, Gresham, Troutdale, and Wood Village.

If you are a partnership or LLC, you will have ordinary tax income and SE tax which is an additional 15.2% tax.

RECPATAXMAN, If you could go into a little more detail on this S-corp SE savings.

Hi, My name is Gabe Ruffolo and I currently reside in SE Wisonsin.

@James PerezI'm not familiar with TX law per se, but in another state where there is unincorporated land not in a municipality, jurisdiction for land subdivision is still controlled at the county planning level.