Forming a California C-Corp with large investments from international investors. The business involves farming, so will involve purchasing/owning farms. What strategy do you recommend? C-Corp owns the LLC - the LLC ow...

If your priority is not to maximise your returns for yourself of share holders a business will not survive.

I'm actually working with a 8 year old finance company where we specialize in helping clients repair their credit to 750+ in 35 days or less with no out of pocket expense.We also help with personal and business funding up to 500k.We also have a shareholder opportunity for those who want to start a corporation without managing it.

I also need to be more careful with the paperwork (shareholder meeting, minutes, etc...).

I know banks frown upon giving out mortgages to LLCs but do usually if there is a personal guarantee from a LLC owner/ share holder.  

I was curious if anyone had thoughts/wanted to take a crack at "what to do" to get ahead in New Jersey.The basics:Income: $5275 after taxes, health insurance, HSA, 10% income into 401KWife's business as an S-corp also allows for about 13K in "shareholder distributions" that we are using at the end of the yearRent ‬ 1250Student loans‭ IBR (203.22 + 557.33): 760.55Groceries: 600Dining out/fun: 400Auto expenses (tolls, gas, maintenance): 260Auto Insurance‭ ‬239.55Vacation fund‭ 200Car payment ‭ (3 more months!)

Hi, My partner and myself want to start a real estate business where we both are 50% shareholders in the business.

A relative approached me with the opportunity to purchase a vacation home that we have been going to for over 30 years as renters.  The current owners want to sell the property and my relative wants to buy it.  They a...

If you want an actual share holder doc and binder maybe another 100.

You can name it "member loan" or "shareholder loan" or something.