The corporate veil is a function of law which usually protects the individuals who run the corporation from personal liability even when they are individually negligent, if the negligence was committed while they were working for the corporation.

Except for those living and selling in Utah where gold is much closer to functioning as money instead of a commodity.I don't think I will time it perfectly.

I'm old enough to remember when 1brs became functional obsolete and REALLY high turnover.

For investors (or investment companies) that outsource their property management (PM) functions and are also active in purchasing and selling real estate, I'm thinking one option is for the investor to purchase, either entirely or a percentage (e.g. 50%), a brokerage company.

I've run into investors that are more in the business of making money than they are in the business of creating beautiful, functional spaces to live and work in.

Some people on this forum have said that anything with only 1 bathroom is functionally obsolete.

You can always ask questions in the forums, but you can also use the search function in the upper right hand corner.

You may just be a 'victim' of one of such calls.An issuer may call its debt (prematurely pay off initial investors) for a plethora of reasons especially if it has a cheaper source of funds, ability to fund its functions with internal or alternate funds or just due to adverse drastic rate changes in the market.

They are functionally impractical with the new laws.

If you use the search function at the top right of the screen, type in insurance and then look the 'newest results' or something similar to that towards the top right of your search results, it should prove very helpful.