This is a locally-owned establishment, but with multiple locations locally and around the country.

The only thing that’s changed in that respect is spraying and wiping of door handles and elevator buttons. 

In the book, it discusses starting out establishing a corporation for yourself, as a corporation is nothing more than a file in a desk, but the benefits and tax savings can be massive.I have heard a lot of debate between deciding between an LLC vs simply insurance, but are there really benefits to starting a corporation for yourself, or is this part of the book a bit dated?

You simply respectfully let them know that at their price, you cannot make the numbers work, and wish them the best.

A lot of forum members are very knowledgeable in their respective fields related to real estate investing, whether that is real estate sales, wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending, self-directed IRA and Solo 401k investing, or tax and legal guidance.

Please share I think this is an important conversation to have, we welcome any type of feedback with respect to your business model, it's good to paint a picture and understand how everything may interconnect with our current economic situation with the occurrences of what is officially being called a pandemic.

It simply takes a healthy understanding and respect for where we are.

It typically takes years to really establish yourself in the commercial real estate brokerage business, so you'll have be comfortable with that if you choose that route.If money is no object, both will provide good learning experiences. 

Kidding-not-kidding...On a more serious note:It looks like the East Coast is all about "omg shut down night life, all establishments must close at 8 pm."

That said, we just depleted a great deal of cash this past month due to establishing 3 additional LLC's and having a few closings, one being a commercial LOC.