I don't know the context, but many times there is someone in a role of 'public servant' who can help.

He was more than willing to help me out himself, and about a week ago we got to work.I have to confess that I either had a serious misunderstanding about the role of a realtor, or else the size of the deal is making my friend not put much effort into this.

But you can surmount them all with some good professional management on the ground.Of course, you also play a role being on the outside looking in from afar.

All of these trusts can have a role in an estate plan, but it depends on the complexity of the estate.Also, when talking with a CPA, ensure that the CPA is knowledgeable regarding each state's specific rules on LLC's. 

Ask about her feelings on gender roles while dating ;)I agree with others that a prenup (and a notarized will) is also a good idea if you have significant assets, especially since you have a daughter.

If I were to play each of these roles it would severely cripple my business seeing that I am not a realtor and I know little to nothing about construction.

Not that they will not, but it is unfavorable.Yes, this is basically a construction manager or paper contractor role, and you'll definitely find it hard to get insurance if that's what they think you're doing.

This really goes to what the plan is, if they are just a money partner, they need to understand the risks, rewards, their role and level of activity.

Administrators are only subject to regulation if required due to profession (CPA or attorney), not for role as administrator.

Start mixing passive and active income, managing roles of non-participating, passive, active and managing members of each LLC, and it gets complicated fast.Honestly I wouldn't do an SLLC, i like things being separate.