@CJ WallaceI don't think this issue really has to do with Legal Zoom as a company, but you need to remember that they have one standard set of forms that they use for all businesses.

The voucher rates are different for each of the issuers and varies with BR/BA count. 

I have found some 20 somethings tend to have more visitors but the biggest issue really is with people in the bar and restaurant industry or undergrads when the rest of the people are working adults. 

The $1M cap is an important restriction, but I actually think forcing issuers to have audited financial statements for raises over $500k on their 2nd offering will effectively make the cap $500k for real estate operators.  

Or perhaps there are massive rate wars and when the dust settles the only one making more $ and LOTS more of it I might add, is the issuer(in CF that's the guy with the job looking for funding or equity share).  

They really are more an issuer or investor of an RECF offering.Reg A+ Tier I is a great option for a mid sized developer/builder capital raise.

I'll seal off ducts and both properties will all end up with solid wood and tile floors, so limited areas for chemicals (or bugs) to linger.Biggest issue really is just in getting the projects scoped properly over the next couple of weeks before I close - otherwise, I will be dragging the schedule longer than I had hoped.

Chapter 3: Eligibility Requirements – Maintaining Ginnie Mae Issuer Status.”

The time and skills issue really does not concern the business itself, other than who is going to run/manage the business.

Also the blue plastic and the cardboard structure underneath it is an eyesore, I don't know what it's for but if it's a camouflage like for the trash and recycling bins I would build a partial fence structure with a opening that you can close to hide those, and to match the fence around the the property.