Based on the limited information available, I would surmise that an LLC would be the best fit for the enterprise you contemplate; I strongly...

Speaking generally, a small business owner with an LLC should consider not only the minimal required to create an entity under state law (i.e.,...

Maintaining separate assets--including bank accounts, commercial domain and email addresses, inventory, intellectual property and other...

There is no simple "how to" answer we can provide here; you would need an experienced real property/land use lawyer examine your deed and the...

In most if not all states, the "Statute of Frauds" requires that all contracts involving an interest in real estate to be in writing in order to be...

It is common for nonprofits and other entities to provide general information for the edification of the general public, but advising specific...

For starters, I definitely recommend that you work with both a lawyer and an accountant, both of whom should be highly experienced in advising LLCs...

Under North Carolina law, your business would be construed as an implied general partnership (e.g., one by verbal rather than written agreement),...

I recommend that you reach out to one or more corporate lawyers in your state to assist you with structuring this transaction properly. Your...

It would be best to consult in more detail with a local real estate lawyer, as that practitioner will ask you questions about this situation that...