Just remember by doing so, that family member will also be in control or receive profits of any subsidiaries(LLC's) that list that holding company or parent company as the owner.

Today, it's a meat market, gouging patients and insurance companies, having subsidiary health companies and over charging for services and discounting the charge if it's paid in cash, and the if not paid, the larger amount is turned over to their collection company.

It's the last matter mentioned that becomes unique to each investor or group of members and it's not so easily duplicated or employed.Now, if you take the internet's Legal Zip approach, you can have a canned entity that will be more costly in the end due to changes being made along the way and by not understanding the tax implications of what business might be conducted you can simply trash and shut down and start all over again.Another alternative is how to use other entities as members in a Series, these may become subsidiaries or affiliates.

In terms of Dion's point about NPV not losing utility for large or small projects, it's worth pointing out that I used to work for a very well known tech company that pretty much relied solely on NPV calculations to make all product decisions -- from launching a new subsidiary to deciding whether to add a new button to the user interface.

Sparkrent is a brainchild of and owned subsidiary of Intuit from my understanding.

I have a holding company LLC with Solo 401K I just set up Dec 2016 and the holding LLC has multiple business LLC subsidiaries under it. 

I'm pretty confidant that the greenhouse venture in Colorado is solid as it's a subsidiary of a publicly held company.In any event we'll be visiting your beautiful city from the 27-29 and treking down to Pueble to actually see a working greenhouse in progress.

Started as a commodities trader for a subsidiary of Union Bank of Switzerland.

The one I last used is a subsidiary of a major title company.

It's a professionally-run subsidiary, not an ad-hoc afterthought.But up to a point vertical integration doesn't make sense because the management fee from just a few properties doesn't pay for the talent needed to oversee it.