LLC

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Age: Members must typically be of legal age, which is 18 or 21 years old, depending on the state.

Residency: Members do not have to be residents of the state where the LLC is formed, but at least one member must be designated as a registered agent in the state.

Financial contribution: Members may be required to make a financial contribution to the LLC in the form of a capital investment or loan.

Management responsibilities: Members may be responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the LLC, or they may delegate these responsibilities to a manager or board of managers.

Voting rights: Members typically have the right to vote on important decisions affecting the LLC, such as changes to the operating agreement or the admission of new members.

Profits and losses: Members typically share in the profits and losses of the LLC in accordance with their ownership percentage.