You can also contact your secretary of state for help (Texas Secretary of State).I will update you once I get a response from the NNA.

These are updated to include new contact info each year when the renewal is filed with the Secretary of State (or equivalent), but the underlying structure is generally not changed.The By-Laws generally require a quorum of homeowners to change.  

As usual John raises some great points.I always look at the Secretary of State site to ensure the name I want is available.

They sent an email to his secretary to wire money to a bank account, which wasn't out of the ordinary, since he buys antique cars all the time. fortunately they caught it in time and the money never made it to the perpetrator's account.

You should consult an attorney or CPA for your specific situation.ANONYMITY: When you create the LLC, your name is recorded on the documents and published on the Secretary of State website for all to see.

I think what I'll end up doing is visiting a couple real estate investing club meetings and network and see if a firm will give me a job as a coffee kid or a secretary or something.

Yesterday our lawyer calls to say that the sellers lawyer wants to push it back to sometime next week because "there won't be enough time for two closings in one afternoon" and "having the closing in his office will disturb his secretary".

Carolyn will serve as the Vice President and Secretary.

I think of it as a "score card" on how well the previous year has gone...almost a game.I now use P & L's that my secretary prints every month for each of my properties and businesses and look forward to looking at them. 

The advantage though is that I can spin up a new Serie in minutes by signing a new operating agreement (we don't require Secretary of State registration for each Serie in NV) and my costs are greatly reduced versus having regular LLCs for each property.Jean