No one at either bank is going to care, and neither will the IRS.The only thing semi-unusual that will happen is that the maker's signature will absolutely be verified (banks have different levels for where they do this, but I'll wager none is higher than $25,000), but outside of that, this is a run-of-the-mill deposit.If you get a wire, the funds will be available immediately, but the bank will sting you for $30 for the privilege of processing an electronic transaction that cost them about three cents to administer.If you get a check, there will likely be a considerable hold until the funds have absolutely cleared, unless your account routinely has checks in these amounts going in an out and the bank is comfortable giving you credit sooner.If you get a wire, I would ask for a short letter from the sender that says this is a loan repayment.

I'm willing to wager that the series LLC is not going to gain traction nationally because of this.

Glassdoor recently published its recovery index across 300+ cities, taking into account the local unemployment rate, level of job growth, and the change in wage rate.

Unless wage rates increase significantly soon, I think we are closing in on the top of the market. 

I'd wager that over 60% of current agents have never worked in a down RE market.

Im not much of a gambler, but I'd wager her emotional state of mind will be completely different in two (2) weeks time!

DIR labor rates or prevailing wage rates start from $45/hour in painting, $48/hour for laborers, $65/hour for electricians and $72/hour for electrician, $52/hour for carpenter.

I encourage you to look, but I would wager that you'll find 3-4 unit buildings and larger complexes to be more your style in and around Boston. 

I have a client that sued requiring the original documents and has parlayed the suit into settlement for Deed in lieu full release.

  $ is of no interest to this guy but I would wager knowledge is.