Place the number below next to the corresponding business entity being described: A Sole Proprietor/an individual. An S-Corp.. A C-Corp. A Limited Partnership. A Real Estate Investment Trust. A very restrictive business entity due to required pro rata allocations and the type of investors allowed. An entity whose investors are shielded from liabilities other than their initial investment. An entity that includes at least one general partner with unlimited liability. An entity that has various asset, income, distribution and organizational compliance rules that it must satisfy in order to maintain its preferential tax status. The easiest way to start a business: generally not recommended for real estate as the investors would have unlimited liability