They have no clue or understanding what the point and purpose of a brand is.Logo and brand are not the same, but they go hand in hand with each-other.Get a symbol, get a logo, and brand it.

Make it credible, get a logo, take awesome pictures of you with your logo, set up your google my business, verify your site with Google, and look like an actual serious company.Once your site is credible, do your cost/deal calculations for every marketing option you are considering.Then pick one and allocate the appropriate funds to said marketing option for you get one deal (that is why you calculate the cost/deal, so you know how much money you need to make one deal).You WILL make a deal ... that is the purpose of the cost/deal calculations, to remove luck from the equation, and dump that money you made into SEO and further marketing.You keep doing this till you have enough funds to start scaling your business.

So, provided that there is a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation between the two countries, the higher your Mexican taxes, the lower your German taxes so it's not that bad if you think about it.Bear in mind that I'm neither a tax advisor nor a lawyer.Hi Mike,Ive been out for some time but Thank you very much for your reply.Your point about possible upcoming regulations on purpose created corporations is interesting and unfortunately sounds feasible.Im going to talk with a couple of Legal advisors about it.Today Im travelling back to Europe after 8 days in Tulum.

  =)Not for sale.Hmmmm your original post was for what purpose? 

Doesn't that defeat the purpose.

Not sure if there are better systems out there fit this purpose. 

It's not too far to go to Baltimore for RE investing purposes.

I was thinking in my head that if a person owns a property & doesn’t live there... most likely it’s because they purposely don’t want to live there for whatever personal reason.

The question most courts are going to ask when adjudicating such a case is, "Was the inequality in treatment reasonable and necessary to serve the same purpose."

Primarily; a court may see the transference of money as an attempt to circumvent the secured claims of your vendors that most likely exist, and such transfers could potentially be declared void.I'm sure there are other types of attorneys out there who have similar aversions to this kind of transaction policy, so I would recommend seeking legal counsel first, someone licensed in your own state.DISCLAIMER: Above for educational purposes alone.