To recession proof:you could rent at least some of your units to old people who get social security.if your places are nice enough to pass the inspections, you could go section 8 and get paid by government. rent to married couples ...then there is some money even if one person loses a job.Accept SSDI recipients.

You can set it up to track your leads as they get through your business processes and report on the progress etc.It integrates with online campaign managers like Mailchimp for online campaigns and you can see from within the contact page if the email was opened by the recipient etc.

If the goal is try to characterize a payment for past services rendered as an "equity investment" that will result in "non-taxable" income to the recipient and a future "tax loss" to the "investor" when the investment ultimately "fails," trust that the IRS has seen through that kind of dodge before and will see through that kind of dodge time and time again.    

However, when writing in a forum and in any type of written communication there are ways to word your responses or statements that will not come off in a negative tone to the recipient.

What do you think happens when a recipient of your mailer gets that mailer?

If your bank is not currently showing that field, please request that they display this information on your statements.Record Type Code: 6 – Entry Detail Record : This record contains the information necessary to post a deposit to/withdrawal from an account, such as recipient’s name, account number, dollar amount of the payment

HUD just did an investigation on the housing authority and found something like $1.3M of HUD money that was supposed to go to recipient holders in an escrow account, just sitting there.  

In many cases the email recipient can choose to send a 'read' confirmation or not.

I don't think anything form E like an LLC will cut it with most fafsa recipients.

I am the recipient here and it's just like when dealing with harassment for example.........you may not think something is offensive but it's how it's received by the individual.