This could be done as operations and business must be in the zone (90%) but income can be derived from outside the zone (ie.

Immediately before sale you dissolved the LLC and distribute the property to each of the former members as tenants in common. 

For newer contractors I highly suggest getting them to itemize their bids and breakdown where the total derives from.

You also have to factor in that you may have to pay an additional tax on a dividend once distributed by the C corp to you individually.

Between all the distribution companies, shipping hubs and growth here, the rental market looks to stay strong for years to come. 

Either you die, at which point your assets distribute as defined in your revocable living trust.

When an opportunity presents itself, identify and pursue the strategy that will derive value from the opportunity.    

I'm in the GIS World -- 'Batch GeoCode' is the term I used to describe a process of deriving Lat/Long coordinates from a street address (or APN) -- but it sounds like there is an actual paid/web service you are using? 

In states like New York and Pennsylvania you have almost no protection and a judgment creditor can take the assets by taking control of the company forcing sale of assets and distributing proceedsIn other states like Wyoming and Nevada charging orders are handled differently in that a judgment creditor cannot take control over the company.  

@Nicholas Aiola and @Roy N. are correct in that Canada considers US LLCs to be C Corporations for Canadian income tax purposes, regardless of how they're taxed at the US federal level.This disparity in treatment between countries often results in "lost" tax credits as the US will tax a partner ON his distributive share of partnership income but NOT distributions, while Canada will tax that same partner NOT on his distributive share of partnership income, but ON distributions.Partnership tax law, generally speaking, is not friendly to non-resident aliens.