You don't customize the LLC for real estate. Use the CA form for the articles and don't change the purpose in any way, don't add, don't modify,...

No you can't. But you can take the money in at the S corp level, distribute it 50/50 to the two of you personally, and then one of you can keep...

If you are trying to do this on your own, you can go to the California Secretary of State website and form an LLC online. You can also file the...

Yes no problem. Check the SOS for name availability. When you form the corp you will want to contribute all the assets of the partnership so that...

It is an interesting question with multiple answers as many people run a WFH business and prefer to keep their home address non-public. The short...

California allows a 50% owner to dissolve an LLC without permission of the other owner. That will have the effect of terminating the LLC, which...

Ownership of a business is controlled by the paperwork signed at the company level, not by any filings made with the secretary of state. You...

For California businesses that are a corporation, an LLC or an LP, you can go to this website and search for the name of the business: ...

Yes, no problem at all. The articles of organization in California describe the LLC as member managed or manager managed. When there is only a...

It seems the best way to structure this is as a sale from the owner to the User with broker fees of $1m. One sale agreement with all the fees...