Sam,In my former corporate career I worked for a large luxury apartment development company in N VA.

I don't know about company structures in your state but if someone runs a company that is a corporation, the company does not dissolve since it is a separate entity and not a person.

I recently set up an account so I thought I would introduce myself.I have significant experience in corporate real estate transaction management and analysis.

It has a new hospital, a new corporate office for a major National company, and a few other big developments so there seems to be ample employment and all the ingredients for growth.

It is easier then working your way up the corporate ladder, or an advanced degree like a doctor or attorney or just plain hard work and saving all your life.

The likely outcome is a cleaner balance sheet and enhanced viability going forward, as in a corporate restructuring.The threats to assets like the historical car collection or the truly outstanding art collection at the Detroit Institute of Art are worrisome from a cultural perspective but not likely to affect real estate investment.There's a real difference in perspective between those on the "inside" and folks around the country.

BUT,In retail finance, banking and insurance that target retirees, estate planning matters, buy-sell agreements to business owners, even larger health plans and corporate accounts older applicants have a much better chance of landing beginning positions, in sales, than the accounting student who just got out of school who looks like they could be 19.Banking, insurance and yes, RE are all in the financial arena.

This can be in a Roth or Traditional IRA depending upon whether you pay the tax on this money in advance or not, along with a host of other requirements.An SD 401k is sponsored by your company and it doesn’t matter if it’s a sole proprietorship or complicated corporation.

California has three ways to become licensed:1 CA Residential Mortgage Law Act License "RML" or "Mortgage Banker" through the CA Department of Corporations which requires a large governmental approval like Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac or HUD Full Eagle in order to apply2 CA Finance Lender License "CFL" through the CA Department of Corporations that allows both brokering [with CFL Lenders only] and lending [but not table-funding]3 CA Real Estate Broker License "DRE" or "Mortgage Broker" through the CA Department of Real Estate which is the broadest and most popular CA mortgage broker license but cannot be used from locations outside of CA.A Mortgage Broker licensed under the California Finance Lenders Law (CFL) of the Department of Corporations, is also referred to as being a Negotiator, or having a Negotiator License.

Now that I've decided on a business name do I apply for a corporation or an LLC?