Pro tip: my lawyer said skip the LLC and just get a DBA, and now I'm second-guessing him
He said for a one-man handyman gig in Dayton pulling under $40k a year, the $300 LLC filing fee plus the $125 annual report is money better spent on a decent drill, but I keep reading that everyone should form one on day one, so I'm wondering if his old-school advice just cost me a layer of protection.