I'm currently in the planning phase of my tax consulting and compliance business - something that can pcs with us.  

I would consult an attorney to be sure proper steps are taken. 

Consult a local attorney licensed to practice in your state.

I am currently working as a Real Estate Agent and Consultant here in the San Francisco Bay Area.  

At least hire a contractor as a consultant if you aren't going to permit anything. 

Without knowing more about your situation it is tough to tell, and really you should consult with professionals (Attorney, CPA, financial planner) to determine what is best for you and your situation.

Consult your accountant.In which ever state your entity does business it must be registered in that state and will be governed by the laws of that state first, not the state where it was first registered.At the Federal level, however, there may be some benefits.

Our loan contract stipulates that we hire a 203k consultant (we’re obviously utilizing the 203k loan for this purchase), however the only two consultants in this area are no longer doing 203k consulting.My question is this: can anyone here help me out with finding a 203k consultant contact in the panhandle area?

@Shane WardYou want to consult with a couple lenders about adding your son before going on to Add him to the LLC.Portfolio lenders do not go based on the rules of Fannie/Freddie.

@Brett Goldsmith does providing services mean you act strictly as a consultant assisting a seller?