The 1st thing an attorney is going to do is to try to pierce the corporate veil.Better just not to get sued at all and have tons of insurance.

Absolutely you want to keep them in separate corporations.

Would it be more practical to have just one LLC electing to be taxed as an S Corp? Or

Aren't you investing through an LLC or other corporate form?

This includes determining whether their interest is held individually or through an entity like an LLC or corporation. 2) Even if you don't have a tax liability, you will generally be required to file a U.S. tax return in addition to a state return in many cases. 3) If title is being held individually (or through an LLC as a disregarded entity), you need an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (“ITIN”).

If all loopholes were closed and all ways to circumvent the law were erased, 99% of big business and major corporations would be closed, including all the ones in charge of regulating us common folk.Bottom line, there are good people and bad people in every industry.

I currently have a subchapter S corporation and I am in a second with another person.

My husband and I both travel and we stay in corporate america (soul sucking world that it is) because getting loans and credit with our work history/income is so easy.

In higher vacancy conditions where the local norm is month-to-month letting {e.g. much of Saint John}, you would be limited to a more modest fee (if your building was highly attractive) or no fee (if your building was less than stellar} The only time, we've taken a security deposit and/or first month's rent with an application was when we were approached to provide one of our properties furnished for a corporate rental.

"Mail aways" have been around a long time since corporate transfers dictated the need for them.