, I have been laid off and my last day of work with my current corporation will be next Friday.

Lets say you are starting a Lending Corporation, some of the keywords that would be useful may be, i.e.

The FMV for the unit now approx $175 conservative (still owe $149 b/c of heloc) and there are a couple big plans in the works (huge corporate complex, direct train line to NYC) that would mean lots of growth and possible real estate appreciation in the next couple of years.Property #2Purchase Price $95,000 (Nov 2006)PITI - $1165 (includes $150 for HELOC and $215 Association Dues)Rent Received - $895Net - -$270 (ouchhhhh)Positives: This particular condo unit is in a building that is under renovation.

Hi, everybody! I'm going to be starting an LLC, and am still doing my research. One book I read in particular, "LLCs For Dummies", had a lot of good info and tips in there. It stated that it is a good idea to hire ...

Not corporate.

The corporations job is to suck as much money out of the public as possible.

I have been in the corporate world now as a software tools expert and computer programmer for several years without a degree and I can tell you now that I have a degree, that my BSB/M means nothing .

This is an age old argument that many sophists have poured plenty of rhetoric upon.I have attended two seminars pumping this method myself (the first knowingly, the second after having been tricked into believing I was attending an educational session on financing).As to your questions, I am not sure if Sub Chapter S Corporations are in the same boat as LLCs.

This morning Wachovia Corp reported a dismal quarter which heightened concerns about how corporate results will fare amid the ongoing credit crisis.The nation's fourth-largest bank suffered more write-downs linked to its troubled mortgage business, and slashed its dividend for the second time this year.

Nothing wrong with that, just don't think you're gonna get a note at 6.5% for 30 years.On the plus side, you can get some nice corporate LOCs from many businesses that will help later on when you really need the credit for larger projects.