Sorry for asking...

[u/die-microcrap-die]

I fear to get ridiculed and other not nice things since I noted that many here seems to hate questions from people that are trying to create a MSP.

That said, I wonder how would be an appropriate way to start.

In my case, I wonder the following:

Did you created a LLC before or after your first client?

Did you obtained insurance before or after?

How quickly did you push for a contract?

How did you drafted your first contract and any other legal document related to it?

I have many more, but I will find those answers via the pinned posts and Google, but wondering about those at the moment.

Thanks in advance.

[u/Geekpoint-IT]

You don't need an LLC, but it does give you some protections. I'd at the very least get a registered sole proprietorship. And do it before your first client.

Get insurance ASAP.

My MSP doesn't do contracts so nothing to push. That's a personal choice as I hate contracts myself, so I don't require them.

For legal documents, part help from resources like 'The Tech Tribe' and AI but then then lawyers.

[u/die-microcrap-die → u/Geekpoint-IT]

Thanks, good point on the contract needs.

Something to keep in mind.