There were a ton of problems with the software to the point where they had to create a whole new site just for complaints.I was shocked to see that many people complaining and the worst part, the software owners didn't even acknowledge the complaints instead they either deleted them or just told them it's all in their head.There were major flaws with the software that didn't warrant the $997 set up fee and the $97 monthly fee to keep it.Also you mentioned the comps.

Basically, ETC will send a letter at the end of the year if they feel your SDIRA activity warrants UBIT or any IRS filing.

INSPECTIONS: Buyer warrants that they have previously viewed and inspected Property and accepts the Property in As−Is condition based upon Buyer`s prior examination of the Property...Buyer is aware that Seller acquired the Property either by way of foreclosure or by deed in lieuof foreclosure, and that Seller is selling and Buyer is purchasing the property in an "AS IS CONDITION WITHOUT ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND OR NATURE"....This purchase is not contingent upon or subject to the findings of inspection reports requested by or on behalf of theBuyer.

Over the years, I've done a lot of investing in stocks, mutual funds, options, warrants, commodities and foreign currencies, but am now focusing more of my time and energy into real estate.

Just get a warrant?

As suspected (and as I pointed out in my post above), none of the Fox News supporters here want to address the fact that Fox News has the most misinformed viewers and clearly doesn't even know which party high-profile politicians belong to...Of course there won't be any response to this post either, as even those who like Fox News realize that all the criticism is warranted and there really isn't any defense...Any rational person would have figured this out back in 2003 when Fox News lawyers stood in a Florida courtroom and argued in front of a jury that they legally had a right to distort the news -- and even flat out lie -- to their viewers.

The communication problem isn't yours Uwe, it's with the guy that wrote that, it doesn't say anything specific enought to warrant writting it!

Some companies (like Microsoft, again) would even reduce the cost of stock buybacks by issuing put warrants instead of actually purchasing back the shares -- this served a dual purpose of keeping the shares off the balance sheet for a while longer as well.Additionally, there is what is commonly called corporate inversion, which is essentially companies seeking tax shelters by moving their operations abroad.

Influence points is just one of many metrics for BP users to measure another.In the world outside of BP, and even in it, someone who has completed 20 deals is obviosuly seasoned enough to warrant the attention of others wanting to do business with him (I just picked the number 20 out of the air, it is not meant to be the minimum "experienced" level)If you are a lender and an investor aksed you for a loan, would you not feel better loaning to him had he shown proof of 10 compleetd deals over anoter who could only show 1?

It is a trap for those with outstanding warrants.