Thank you for responding.So your saying, to stick with the LLC for now and then when things expand to turn over to the S-Corp?

As you stated, it is the "stickly" issues as you call them.

I would shop a market you like and Stick to it.  

This isn't an easy business but it can be extremely lucrative if you pay your dues and stick around here learning.

Then it dawned on me, I could use the cheap vinyl squares that cost 75 cents at Home Depot to either stick on top or I can take off the existing back splash and stick on the wall behind?

I think I'm going to go ahead and organise a payment schedule and stick to it.

In the two occasions were we have placed laminate on a floor over a {at times} humid crawl space, we laid our own vapour/moisture barrier first and then the regular thinner foam underlayment as opposed to purchasing the underlayment with a bonded vapour barrier.Finally, I've grown to dislike laminate in stick-built apartment buildings - particularly older ones without sound deadening in the ceiling/floor assemblies - as it is loud for the tenants below.  

Lenders have to be very careful about not sticking their nose in the business of a borrower, influencing a borrower to act or not to act in some manner.

@Shawn Ward , all of those steps are vital to starting out. 2 and 4 stick out to me the most.

Very boring, but the author carries a big stick.