People don't sue people that qualify for food stamps.

If they press me for reasons, "For more info, please mail a self-addressed, stamped envelope to PO Box 123, Anywhere Town USA. 

The city is requiring an architect’s stamp of approval on the existing expansion plan.

I do have the list/envelopes/stamps ready.

Below is how you can buy $50 worth of stamps/envelopes/paper, 3 hours of labor, and simply get started.

:0(Forced to sell home / condo - in 2009 - could not find suitable work = sustainable incomeGave away most all contents in condo = books, sofa, etc to SALVATION ARMY prior to saleBeen in Poverty for over a decadeFinally found work bagging groceries for 2+ years / 3 hours PER WEEK as ONLY JOB making $35 / wkI have been wearing mainly the same clothes for 15+ years - purchased some at Goodwill & SAVERSNo Gym memberships for 8+ years, just on and off as "guest" & walking the surrounding neighborhoodsNo Vehicle for 6+ yearsOn Food Stamps for 5 yearsLiving with Parent for support for 10 years and still here !!

If people don’t know that you have assets, then they are less likely to sue because there’s no use in suing people that qualify for food stamps.

But after the sale you can reassign the beneficiary to your LLC without having to create a new deed and pay new registration and transfer stamps or taxes.

The person taking the HELOC loan app isn't a full time loan originator, they are a minimum wage bank teller on welfare and food stamps with a NMLS or NMLSR, so they just tell the consumer "oh that's great!

Those are pretty much flat fees so it will depend on the specific attorney.The transfer taxes / stamps are 1$ for every $500 i think.