Every year, more professionals take the leap into entrepreneurship, and more often than not, they're forming LLCs to do it. As online footprints grow, many entrepreneurs are looking to keep their personal information separate from their business identity. Flexible structure and low barriers to entry mean more entrepreneurs can experiment, iterate, and compete, leading to better options for consumers. In short, more LLCs mean more economic mobility, more competition and a healthier entrepreneurial ecosystem. It allows entrepreneurs to safeguard their assets, own their brand and grow with flexibility, whether they're launching a service business, building a real estate portfolio or passing down a family home.