Tim, Bob, and Sal want to start a business of renovating homes. Each wants to take an active role in managing the company while also protecting their personal assets from unlimited liability. They are likely to find that forming a _____ will meet their needs. a. limited liability company b. limited partnership c. general partnership d. nonprofit corporation
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