He is more likely going to go back to school for a master's and/or find a fulfilling career, but we have no idea what that will look like or how much money he will make. 

This is my favorite type of threads.Let all the agents pimp out where their business is.

I am a partner in a General Contracting business building new Custom and Production homes.

I am seeking recommendations for a Registered Agent to handle LLC setup and related filings for new real estate investment business that my partner and I would like to set up. 

The business address is a we work in La.  

Some tenants will shape up if they see the new owner means business (paying rent on time, etc.), so it's important to enforce rental agreements when you take over. 

Such as when you move for a new job or a new business.

My own business currently leases one of the spaces. 

Second, you need to have separate business accounts for each entity.

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