The "one person can make a difference" is similar to the concept that voting makes a difference - if you are not in a swing state, your vote is meaningless.

The real prize was.....VOTES.

Will the other investors have voting rights or will they be strictly passive investors?

Vote for you.

Yes, you need an attorney to draft the operating agreement to admit members with restricted voting rights if that is allowed in your state or go with the contribution to capital and pay for service functions like management or construction oversight, whatever.Not sure why you need to have 100% of the company, if it's your money buying the property the company can own it but the value can be retained by you in your capital account and the company owes you that value so you're protected inside the operating agreement.

I'd vote for you but it looks like I can only vote for 2 posts per day, and I already used both of mine on you. :) I do want to listen to the gal on the forum.

The E&O & liability exposers are completely different.Another vote for the multiple entity structure.

@Brandon Hall, I would give @Brandon Hall a vote for taking the time to give you a professional answer that would take you 2 weeks and at least $200 to get answered.

@Amy Ranae I also vote for @John Woodrich   he excels at everything you mentioned.

@Dawn Brenengen Thank you again for the advice and vote of confidence.