Even if you create a non-CA LLC, if you are managing the business from California, you will likely be deemed to be "doing business" in California and therefore likely subject to CA taxes.

This is my full time self owned business.

@Kenneth GermannThere is an element of trust in getting business done. 1.

You've been 'working in the trades' since you were 11, but have you ever run a construction business or been a General Contractor?

I am now looking to start my first real estate business and would greatly appreciate connecting with other experienced investors.My goal is to start a small but promising real estate venture focused on property or land acquisition/development.

I went through her Facebook, and turns out she runs a CPN business (credit profile number, for those who may not be familiar... people use fake names and SSNs, and credit profiles enroute to obtaining housing, cars, credit cards, etc.).I'm very bummed because I was gathering contractor quotes to have these damages added as judgements that could be garnished from her paycheck by the state, and now we've hit a dead end.

Risky business.

Yes, but the travel must only be used for business purposes.

You have to use leverage to scale you're business.

Plus, I get to deduct legit business expenses and also depreciation on my taxes.