The only thing that ' s going to help this woman is a beheading . <| sep |> I think a lot of people are going to have some hard lessons to learn abut the realities of free speech over the next few years . <| sep |> Go to your local goodwill and find a solid Technics . If you can ' t find one , try going for a Uturn . A lot of people recommend Audio Technica but their quality has decreased a bunch and they ' re basically just Crosley ' s with a better needle . <| sep |> I can almost guarantee you are better off investing in a house for yourself . The real estate market is hotter than it has ever beenat least in my area , 25 % increase in avg home price over 1 yr time and you are likely to see your house gain at least 25 % of its original value over the age of your mortgage . Once you have basic investments downex house , car , RothIRA , etc . then you look into risky things like out of statecountry LLC investments . Just think of what would happen to you if this business absolutely tanks and you lose your initial investment plus extra money you put in to try to bail it out . It sounds like you would be in a seriously sticky situation from what you have described here . Sure , the potential for profits from owning your own business is infinitely higher than these basic investments that I have listed but at the same time even if the worst possible situation happened with the basic investments , you would still be able to pay your bills and keep a roof over your head . From the way I see it with the LLC , your debt would grow faster than you could pay it off if it ends up failing . Just my 2 c . Obviously its ultimately your choice , I just think it is extremely foolish to even think of investing in anything remotely risky when you literally own nothing in this world . Every penny is important while you are initially building your net worth , but when you own your house and cars and have safety funds then the world is yours to explore , just don ' t try to jump the gun and end up putting yourself 10 steps back . The safer investments don ' t have to be boring or passive either , I also want to be my own boss at some point so I built a second unit on my property and also converted the basement into an apartment unit . Its nothing flashy but it is a reasonably safe investment , I have my safety fund and have maxed out IRA . Mortgage gets paid by my two tenants so my paychecks go right into the bank . Even if my tennants stopped paying me and I lost my job I could pay my bills for a year at minimum . I can regularly check up on my investments to make sure they are doing well because it is local and I have direct access to fix something myself if something goes wrong . You see how even though risks need to be taken to make decent money , your risks can still be hedged to fit your current financial situation , and right now I do not believe your current situation suites the needs of an out of state LLC investmentpossibly one of the highest risk investments you can make with your funds