This is a classic case of letting the tail wag the dog.

You need $1,000 more for that.So your Uncle Max from Empire City believes you guys have tiger by the tail as far as making money goes and lends the LLC $1,000.Uncle Max is not a owner of the LLC just a lender to it.

Invite you to read "Heads I win, Tails you Lose" by Patrick H.

There was a time when the entire country was in a tail spin down except for one location.

Just like something can't be both hot and cold, or a coin can't be heads and tails at the same time. 

Bright yellow tile, color crayon on the walls, and old brown tile in the entry that was a pain in the tail to remove.

Find a mentor or team so you don't flop, from there work your tail off

Work your tail off and you'll be surprised what that brings.

To me, an amortized loan is like a dragon - with a very large body in the front and a much smaller tail in the back.

I think court is later this month or next.Looking forward to seeing this jerk thrown out on his tail!