Everything you're saying would make a lot of sense... except that incorporating as a Delaware C-corporation basically takes the same amount of time and money, i

Everything you're saying would make a lot of sense... except that incorporating as a Delaware C-corporation basically takes the same amount of time and money, if not less. It's not that complicated. You don't have to get an attorney with a fancy office on Page Mill Road. But even if you did some big law firm, you would probably get a fee deferral that covers formation, so you're not out of pocket anything anyways.