If the SEC is going to use the heads-I-win-tails-you-lose Rube Goldberg maneuver they have traditionally used I doubt it will help open up the capital markets much for entrepreneurs.

He had to work his tail off for a year to equal the volume of one of my deals.

You should focus your efforts on long tail keywords as these will have a lower cost.

if the carpet is 6 years old, and the tenant caused some stains, I can't see charging them for total replacement is fair (and I try to "fair" as my guide and it keeps me out of court)If it is brand new carpet when they moved in, and they were only there a year, then charging them nearly the entire amount is fair,,if it was new when they moved in, and the lived there 3 years, then maybe half of the cost of new carpet.I would not want to stand in front of a judge and say I charged a tenant for my new carpet because they caused stains in my several year old carpet,,,that would be asking to have my tail kicked, and I like to sleep well at night

It's not that you need a CPA to actually audit the company (but you could) but that you will deliver all source documents so that the new owner can make heads or tails of what was done.

Thanks for saving my tail on this one.

Here is the overall distribution for 2010:Distribution of Annual Household IncomeThe folks on the right-hand tail don't seem to stay stagnant from the shape of the graph.

Whole Tailing - find a fixer, clean it out and sell to rehabber (you need it super cheap)3.

That was last year BTW, not 1989.In your ads, just say, good title is offered subject to prior settlement (if you are buying) or good title offered by contract assignment (if you intend to assign the deal) 99% of buyers off the street won't know what that means, but you covered your tail!

Sorry, I read that first post it can't make heads or tails of it, now, you say you are buying onto a brokerage.