This all seems very interesting to me, especially after watching Bernie Madoff and Ponzi schemes. 

If so you would want that on the signs and I think you would want the overall color scheme to compliment the colors in that.

You don't want to become an unwitting participant of a money laundering scheme.

I like the cream/brown color scheme idea

@Seth Mosley   just google it good Wikipedia on the subject.. its generally foreclosure rescue schemes. and buying sub too when someone is in foreclosure if they are not in foreclosure its different.

But with a portfolio, that one major downturn was a tiny blip in the grand scheme of things and barely registered on my radar in terms of performance and profitability.  

Has anyone else had their fill of posts concocted ostensibly to be informative but that are obviously thinly veiled attempts to funnel the uninitiated to the posters classes, syndication capital raise attempts, sub-to schemes, turnkey "opportunities", etc?

“Touch of grey” - it’s a CIL colour but I have sherwin Williams mix it in their best interior eggshell.

Originally posted by Jesus Garcia:I just found a blog with readers comments on Lifestyles Unlimited: http://activerain.com/blogsview/297530/Lifestyles-Unlimited I read those posts sounds like most are comparing it to a Ponzi scheme which I would have no part of.Sounds like those upsell seminars which offer a free seminar to upsell a membership seminar to upsell a more expensive seminar no thanks DO NOT WANT.

While he always made good on any actual loss, not one really got anything out of him.I think the asset protection schemes sold to people of modest means are done so by the aattorneys who draft them, usually unnecessary.