She would stop, it would auto sit.She went to the bacon area and browsed, the dog calmly set next to her ignoring the tasty bacon easily within reach.Some veterans help group gave it to her--their logo was on it's vest.it behaved very well, and just leaned into her at all times walking or standing or sitting--always touching her leg.I had no doubt this dog was a legit ESA dog, and would never have questioned it.Plus you could tell from her overall composure--she needed it.It was just a medium sized friendly looking mutt, nothing special--and not a pit bull.

the incorporation vehicle may prevent lawsuits in itself, but how would hiding your name deter anyone determined looking to sue?

I see so many people just pick one of these companies and then do nothing to the site other than changing the logo.

(And she works in corporate finance!)

They also provided company logo work shirts for the maintenance staff.Honestly, I do not believe any of the PM companies did any serious marketing, instead relying on word of mouth in the Agent's circles, and local investment groups they participated in.I would probably start with the Property Tax records, searching for either multi-unit properties, or detached homes where the tax billing address differs from the property address.

My question is - i've been looking into incorporating, I spoke with a company called Anderson Advisors last night and explained to them my situation.

If they are not incorporated and the work was $600 or more.

Footnotes helped in showing their openness in disclosures.A business plan can be rather simple, incorporated into a cover letter in fact for a single borrower.

FYI They are basically free VistaPrint business cards with just some coupon stuff, some disclaimers (no cash value, can't be used on late fees or billed maintenance and stuff like that) and some contact info and my logo.

So, you didn't look at the Articles of Incorporation to verify this?