If you're going to take investment form a C-Corporation. If you're not going to take investment right away (or ever) elect S-Corporation status.
It's a hassle to sell "shares" of an LLC to investors for capital, so I wouldn't bother because it the possibility is left open with a C-Corporation or S-Corporation.
Being a sole-proprietor or partnership doesn't limit your liability and investment doesn't really apply to either, so they're right out at the start.
And if you're just making something for yourself then there's no need for any of this.
It's a hassle to sell "shares" of an LLC to investors for capital, so I wouldn't bother because it the possibility is left open with a C-Corporation or S-Corporation.
Being a sole-proprietor or partnership doesn't limit your liability and investment doesn't really apply to either, so they're right out at the start.
And if you're just making something for yourself then there's no need for any of this.