The FTB takes the position that a foreign LLC does business in California if any member, manager or agent of the foreign LLC conducts business in California on behalf of the foreign LLC.FTB’s Statements on Doing Business in CaliforniaCalifornia defines doing business as “actively engaging in any transaction for the purpose of financial or pecuniary gain or profit” (R&TC Section 23101(a)).

Congrats on taking the next step and this is a great community to be actively engaged.

We simpy just dont add it to our profiles as there is no place that makes much sense to do so.I dont know any brokerage in my area that does not require being a member of our local board, so in order to do business here it is a must.On top of my dues, I also donate money to my Realtor board, and Im actively engaged with it.

The trustee will normally actually engage an agent that the debtor and the creditor agree with (Or don't disagree with) and, only upon a hearing where the trustee is proposing to sell potentially non exempt assets, which according to your post, does not appear to be the case because the value isn't there above the debt.

I'd say my best investments were just going to community engagement meeting and networking with people over coffee or lunch.

I've been an avid consumer of the BP blog, podcast and forums for some time now and am looking forward to finally taking action and engaging with the community. 

Definitely check your local state laws but you should be able to provide a consultation service that is not engaging in the sale of real estate  

I'd engage an actual professional.

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If you issue them - you're indirectly acknowledging that your IRA is engaged in a trade or business - which can potentially expose your IRA to UBIT tax.