Citigroup has more than $2 trillion of assets, dwarfing companies such as American International Group Inc. that got U.S. support this year.

My next door neighbor was robbed about a month ago, most likely while I was home, and I am dumbfounded how someone has the nerves to walk out of a house with a mattress (in your case) or a big screen tv and down a long set of steps, and a number of other big ticket items (in the case of my neighbor).Like Joshua mentioned, lights on timers are a good idea, but I imagine that these are not your garden variety criminals that are used to stealing packs of bubblegum from Walmart.

So once one did the cap rate, the pre-tax internal rate of return, and after tax internal rate of return...you could accurately decide if your investor should buy your RE investment or stick with his "better option over there".

Internal Revenue Code § 453 defines a dealer disposition as Any disposition of real property which is held by the taxpayer for sale to customers in the ordinary course of the taxpayer’s trade or business.

The property bubble in the desert emirate, home to the world’s tallest building, most expensive hotel suite and largest manmade islands, is bursting as scarce credit and slumping oil prices have international investors scurrying to dump assets.

Hi Claude,When you file an entity online on the CO Secretary of State's website, the document is filed electrnoically instantly -- you'll see a PDF copy of the filed copy on your screen, you print it, and you're done - takes like 5 minutes.If you need *internal* documents (e.g., an LLC operating agreement), you can't get that from the state website.

Manhattan and South Beach are interesting to international investors...That's why prices haven't gone down in Manhattan yet.

From that information, you can do your own criminal background check and eviction check.

Attorney's criminal complaint against him.A Ponzi scheme is a swindle offering unusually high returns, with early investors paid off with money from later investors.On Thursday, two agents for the U.S.

(a) Any person who engages in multiple acts of rent skimming is subject to criminal prosecution.