Independence is proposing mandatory rental inspections, that landlords would have to pay for. 

I have been in manufacturing for almost thirty years and I feel I need to make a move toward financial independence. 

I posted this in a different thread, but I'll add it here as well:If your business made payments to an independent contractor of $600 or more during the course of the year, you are required to issue a form 1099.

It has been my dream for years to become independent and grow my own business in investing.

In my experience around my area, the credit unions and small independent banks always have more attractive terms.

I'm an independent agent I currently work with over 75 carriers to help my clients protect themselves from financial losses. 

It's just a independent box store.

Independence MO is the first city in the Metro to propose this ordinace and if it passes, will move on to other metro cities.

Without getting into the whole spiel, about a year ago my business partner @Tommy Mejia and I decided that we wanted to become financially independent and decided RE would be the best way for us to reach this goal.

How should I go about doing a valuation on the property independently from him to see if the deal makes sense?