Had enough of corporate "life" by 2011 and left to make my own way and started (and continue to own and operate) a small software company with an awesome co-founder and a team of 9 now.Earlier this year my interest in real estate was reawakened, thanks in large part to the awesome Book on Rental Property Investing (highly recommend), and a desire to diversify my income.

Seeking a Ground Lease Attorney that serves tri-state (ny/nj/ct) to ask questions about contract terms/limitations/corporate structuring and distributions.

I work in the corporate world and I'm really looking to learn and appreciate how to make passive income.

The corporation I work for has given us the option to take the funds in a lump sum which I have no idea what it would be or should I roll it over into something else.

The LLC is subject only to capital gain rates on the ownership shares of the member, and not to the corporate capital gains taxes, therefore no double taxation.

I work full time in a corporate job.

Start your company as some form of a corporation to keep yourself personally safe from whatever happens.  

Even with that amazing-looking ROI, I'd probably make more money panhandling in San Francisco outside Lending Club's corporate HQ for the same amount of time spent. 

Form some type of corporation that will protect you personally.  

When using an LLC taxed as a partnership or corporation or some other business entity to hold property that entity will have to do the exchange and sell and buy.