Of course that would get my attention, as my license would be suspended until I repaid the bonding company,  then issued the county a new bond, which may be very difficult & expensive to get any company to write.The State of Arizona actually charges every contractor a fee of about $500/year, and runs their own fund that allows any customer to collect up to $30,000 for damages.  

The city files a legal case to transfer the property from the owner to a non-profit, which auctions the property.  

The paper just notifying us but nothing to file) and we were told to expect a 1099-c this year.  

I was curious if anyone had a referral for an attorney in Phoenix, AZ that could assist with setting up a LLC with SD IRA's as the owners?

KyleIs it his Matrix mentorship only in the AZ area?

Tell Lars that Chris Mason sent you.http://larsghanssoncpa.com/ When his office and mine get conspiratorial with the goal of boosing purchasing power of a self employed person a tax filing or two out because someone's purchasing power is artificially constrained by stupid mortgage guidelines, amazing things happen.

You can put each property into its own LLC without the additional expense of filing with the state each time.  

It is a great news for me that I am able to file home office deduction and do not need to pay self-employment tax.

No annual filings or fees, low initial fees, no additional taxes, charging order only, and no distinction between single member and multi-member for piercing purposes.

If he's an architect, he's held to laws by the state licensing agency which you can also file a complaint with.