I did read an article from a legal journal stating that the most dispositive factor in piercing the corporate veil is gross undercapitalization.

The Wall Street Journal Real Estate Investing Book14.

I like Wave because I can shuffle journal entries from personal to my various businesses with a few clicks, so I can assure that everything is filed in the right place.

According to the Wall Street Journals Smart Money Magazine, we're 19% undervalued and we're not growing very fast in the area of appreciation, but that's not bad in my opinion.You can buy multi-unit properties for low here, so that when you rent them out, there's an incredible amount of cash flow to be made.

@James Smith you have a good budget. you could consider 2 - 3 family houses in Journal Square, or you may consider heights, union  city, west new york, or weehawken. they are very close to Manhattan, 20 ~ 30 mins away from port authority on bus. 

@Andrew Merewitz it depends what area you are looking at. it is rare in downtown, journal square and heights. for that budget, you could find decent places in west bergen, bergen-lafeyatte, and Greenville, sometimes Mc Ginley Square. 

But at least it deigns to accept simple journal entries from a CSV file.

I have a journal that I use to jot down some favorite quotes or thoughts and keep a list of suggested books…And, let me tell you, every podcast I listened to, you encourage my day, you make me laugh and I am so inspired by all of your work and hoping one day to be successful as all of you.

A few weeks after I completed the work on their website, I got some mailings from several companies telling me that I had to advertise the new LLC in several business journals (or something like that.)

I also have the intentional journal.