Plus many have an LLC to somewhat protect their identity

Its listed for 150k (Sellers said its negotiable right away) it is a single family house, however it has 2 identical units, 2 bed 1bath, kitchen and all.

You guys could start a discussion now, but what happens in another 3 weeks when something else is wrong (Someone steals all the plumbing for scrap)? 

Any guru can open a 506b and raise $ and steal it from investors pretty easily and it is never vetted since it’s exemptWe also prefer 506c’s to b’s because of the solicitation requirements and the Reporting of a b with the financial audit requirements etc get very pricey.

Nothing to do with ethical or politically correct reasons.2 contractors, both same years in industries and both have identical knowledge and skills.One has one leg the other 2.I am hiring the one with 2 legs, because he will probably be faster, less likely to get injured on the job, etc. etc.These are just facts.

She could easily accuse you of stealing something that never really existed.

They have nearly identical ROIsGood Luck!

That they don't value their readers' time, or that they think a reader doesn't intuitively grasp what a brand identity is? 

It seems that you are from California, like me, and saw the prices in Texas and thought, wow, what a steal, when you are looking at shacks in your area for 1.5M.

I'm not looking to hide my identity from the IRS; they are going to get their due.