Basically if a court in any given US state wants to find someone accountable for a lawsuit, an LLC offers very little protection these days to the owner.

@John HornerIf you want to get technical bird dogging is illegal if you get any compensation.Pretty sure it would be considered practicing real estate without a license and any agreement you put in place will just be knowingly trying to circumvent that fact.So if you ever took a bird dog fee your best bet is to turn yourself in to the local authorities and plead mercy by the court.

Properties were ordered to be sold, I barked about the proposed profits, attorney told me to take a hike and I did as it was a court ordered sale, just got paid off again as my profit sharing note only had a deed of trust.I do learn.

The county website, court website, tax assessors office might have more info if you dig deeper.

Here it is online on the clerk of court system.

The term “personal holding company” does not include the following corporations, even if the two requirements above are met.Tax-exempt corporations.Banks, domestic building and loan associations, and certain lending or finance companies.Life insurance and surety companies.Certain small business investment companies operating under the Small Business Investment Act of 1958.Corporations under the jurisdiction of the court in a title 11 or similar case.Foreign corporations.

Once the renovations are done, they will all enjoy a more sophisticated, modern and functional space, so the rents will be conducive with the market, but remain reasonable for the tenants and more opportunities to increase my revenue.

With the concern of a slip and fall suit I wonder what the courts consider negligent.

How well will your claim stand up in court when you use a minor as a translator or a friend that screwed up what you said?

A couple of things to check out if you haven't already: 1> Is the condo association actually functioning?