We hired on contract the logger.. ( we never owned anything but pick up truck and cell phone) the logger delivered said log to mill...

In addition to what you see in this thread, I'd recommend adding a fat safety cushion to your budget for all unplanned expenses. 

The silos or cells within a series LLC offer the same protection as having an individual LLC instead, so the management, tax reporting, etc is all simplified and cheaper.So if I have an MHP and want a management LLC, a POH LLC, a real property LLC, etc, I can use my management LLC as a traditional one and a series LLC for the two Park entities to protect all 3 under this model with the same legal rigor as someone with 3 traditional LLC's.  

If you're using some sort of callrail or sideline number (I would highly suggest not having your personal cell phone number on the sign) then there's really no way for them to track you down and fine you but you would still want to take the sign down if called.Putting them up Friday evening and taking them down Sunday night is a solid idea and that would be a great way to capture areas that would normally get the sign pulled ASAP - Scottsdale, Tempe, ChandlerThe further west you get into Phoenix you'll see multiple signs on every street corner.

I don't know if it's because I mostly use my cell phone or what but they won't work.

That might be a fat chance answer but it's what you could use if he'll give it to you. 

This gives you a local number if your cell phone isn't local, the ability to screen calls and to have a voice message translated into an email and sent to you.

My question is my mileage, new laptop and a portion of my cell bill write offs without having formed my llc yet?

You need a way to frame this so it's good for both parties.Remember: Pigs get fat; hogs get slaughtered.

I'm on my cell phone so it's hard to look up the info from here.As far as multifamily stuff in the metro area. 2 to 4 unit properties exist in only the tiniest numbers throughout the metro area.