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Hello Everyone and thanks to all that involve themselves in answering a question I have concerning owning an llc or inc business while being on disability. To fill everyone in... My wife and I had a business. She ran the business I drew a disability check for a spinal condition every month for the last 8 years. Recently We divorced. The Judge awarded me the house and our business. Problem is I would love to take over the store and run it myself....but I am just physically unable to sustain employment. I had placed my house and business up for sale. Since the economy has been really sluggish and perhaps for other reasons no one has shown any interest in buying. It is a really great set up. My wife made 6 figure income every year jus on regular customers...I would like to do that as well... but cant. MY question is if I LLC or INC the business where the income is separate from my personal income... can i own the business and let the income produced just go to the business.....? If i cant run it and I cant sell it..... I dont know what the heck to do. There are some financial obligations now such as utilities, credits etc. Any help would greatly appreciated....

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Q: Can a disabled person who receives Social Security Income in the US receive a grant or a small business loan?
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