My advice to you would be to seek out a specialist in the space, rather than a general practitioner, no matter how large or small the outfit.

Hence, when predicting future foreclosures, a practitioner can (and does) use S-TR filings as a leading indicator of defaults in a county, region, area, or whatever. 

@David M.What you're describing, that's not exactly how it works, but it was a good stab for a non-practitioner.

You want a surgeon that specializes in the kind of surgery you need, not a general practitioner.

It's like having a general practitioner perform brain surgery instead of a brain surgeon.

There are many different schemes being proposed to evade the need to deal with the SAFE Act, and most of them carry a high degree of risk with them that goes unheeded or unknown to the practitioners and the advocates of such strategies.

Most of the practitioners, in the "industry", I spoke to believe that purchasing additional shares of a single member LLC is OK by way of exemption under 4975(d)(9) and because there is no self-dealing of any sort taking place.

It's usually either a vendor (or several) selling their 'warez' or it's a practitioner who wants everybody in the room to think he's the smartest person ever while telling war stories.

The military enlisted as a nurse, and have even labeled me nurse practitioner material (so I can become a commissioned officer at my age), but so far, even medical jobs have been hard to come by, since it’s entry level and starting all over.

I would love nothing more than to be able to support her as she goes back to school to pursue her Nurse Practitioner license.