So the danger of just using a random form that you find online is: (1) it may totally lack any kind of tie-breaking mechanism except dissolution (happened to a recent poster on BP that I commented on); or (2) has a mechanism that is patently unfair to one of the members. 

So, there are no electronics retailers here now other than Walmart and Amazon/Internet Retailers.I am dying to walk into a small shop where someone can demonstrate to me the best new tvs, stereo equipment and video games to buy.

They do however have some very useful and  informational videos on YouTube.

Use calculators to compare returns between funds and factor in fees. www.jlcollinsnh.com has an entire tab dedicated to calculators. https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/comments/...Watch the first 2 videos.

Anyway, I'm listening to a ton of podcasts, audible books, youtube videos, etc. 

I asked about their cameras outside because they would have obviously recorded me making my payment but the video footage is supposedly at their corporate offices in another state.

Do I simply need to start a random business and, if so, is there a minimum I need to earn each year to keep my sole proprietor status?

It's basically a network of cameras that would work like video door bell for the tenant, but at the same time collect data for landlord as to how many people are living in each unit, any break-in attempts, any issues with common area etc., 

Just saw there is a new video series from Clayton Morris. 

I've seen some videos on YouTube and read about some people using a drywall sander and it looks like magic but almost seems too good to be true.