@Alexandra Garced in AZ you pay a $50 registration fee, no additional annual taxes, no reporting costs. https://azcc.gov/corporations/ten-steps-to-starting-a-business-in-azIn OK you pay $100 registration fee, no additional annual taxes, $25 annual reporting costs. https://www.sos.ok.gov/business/fees.aspxHere's an easy guide to setting up an LLC in OK! 

The CDC puts out guidelines... but they don't have to follow it (why politics would play into how death data is collected is beyond me ;) However, it's worthwhile to note that flu deaths are estimated by the CDC... not an actual count.  

People want to be isolated.Another iteration that I experienced was a lady who took luxury apartments and rented them as interim corporate or relocation housing.  

I think they are just trying to be polite.

From what I've been seeing on the forum, some suggest getting an LLC to put it in to protect you from litigation (well it would only protect your other assets that are not in the same LLC, and so long as you keep everything separate and don't pierce the corporate veil).

Even then if corporate veil was ever pierced, is there an insurance that can cover my personal assets?

Both of us also work full time for a large corporation and had to report income from our full time jobs as well. 

So everyone knows it is a weird time, rates are low, many people out of jobs, banks raising lending standards, oil market is down, political concerns etc...

A little background: I have been investing here for more then ten years now, retired from corporate in 2016 and got licensed.

Lets see what the other states do.. https://tnm.me/news/political/texas-supreme-court-covid-19-not-an-excuse-to-suspend-texas-constitution?