Just remember, every deal is unique and has it's benefits.

Each of these will have their own unique circumstances from a wholesaling perspective, so the relationship with the agent may change depending on the particular type of deal.Can you elaborate on what type of agent you're referring to and what type of deals you'll be doing?

NYC apartments are a unique market compared to most of flyover country.

My plan is to send 500 letters bi-monthly and remarket to my leads every 60 days for a total of 4 times per unique lead over a 6 month period.

Internet forms are pretty generic, they usually conform for a wide usage, then verbage added that is unique to a state.

Then as I said, it's not under similar cultural conditions, society accepting the mentality of the old west, militia mentalities, gang warfare and other issues unique to us in a different wagon.

I'd also disagree with any off the cuff remark by any attorney who would suggest doing less, attorneys often have other motives, like fixing screw ups done by thier clients, it could well be that....oh don't bother with that (thinking, I can fix that later if I need to).....yes, some attorneys are like that.

And, that may be unique to Mo.Part of why I posted the thread, state issues are different, since the inception of these corporate hybirds, each state has had proceedings with various issues and what may have been adopted and precidence may vary state to state.I like to error on the side of caution, if I want my company to be treated with the liability aspects of a corporation, wanting it to walk like one, I like to have it quack like one so it will be seen as one.I'd like to hear some legal minds address these aspects as well as some tax authorities as I know the treatment of the LLC goes beyond a simple declaration in some matters.It is odd, that in Mo. anyway, they mention referring to single member LLCs that they may address such in the plural, in other words to say the "Members of XYZ, LLC" is correct even though there is only one member.Not arguing here, I understand the different points of view and agree with variances.

I like to think of my “Business Plan” as the foundation and that each deal is its own unique situation that you have to build off of your foundation!

Either can bring you wealth over the long haul if structured appropriately, it's just a question of how fast you want (or need) to grow...MF absolutely provides a unique opportunity to scale much faster for the reasons you've already stated above.