The original post was about affirmations, there are many that you may use and adapt to suit your situation.

My iPhone and ipad both came with chargers that have a USB that plugs into an AC adapter.

Whatever you do don't give up but adapt and prevail instead.Kudos,Mary

Ideally, I'm open to anyone's thoughts and willing to adapt to other's opinions.

Just adapt and roll with it... all of us on here are primed to survive the changes if we keep our eyes open.

Third goal our combined salary.....Baby steps are key along with knowing that things change and adapting to your new priorities.

Filing fees are not much for a N/P, about the same as the LLCs, maybe less as the state encourages formation of N/Ps usually.Ask if the church has an attorney willing to participate in the formation, otherwise, you can find N/P filings and adapt them to your mission pretty easily as the C Corp. initial filing is not complicated and in fact has less considerations than an LLC, IMO.....so long as you keep in mind the unrelated party issues and three or more for the board.

Jason lots of fraud and criminals out there trying to make a quick buck.You could be sucked in and chosen "guilty by association" in the deal.We have a saying in the business.This deal has "too much hair on it" and you need to walk away.Many of these techniques with short sales squeaked by 3 or 4 years ago before bank guidelines were in place.Now with systems you cannot get away with anything if you wanted to.Before there were shades of grey that were closed out.I would see buyers write up a bill of sale and pay the seller 4,000 for JUNK for personal property.At the time certain things didn't have to be disclosed.Short sales made up only about 1 percent of loans when the market just started turning.So anyone looking at short sale techniques make sure they work TODAY and not from years ago.You will pay dearly for using old techniques that can get you in trouble that are not allowed today.You have to adapt and structure deals to stay in compliance with the ever changing laws.

There would be proprietary electrical outlets in the house that are a little sleeker and cooler than the standard plugs found in the typical home, but you have to pay extra for adapters to plug in your non Apple stuff.

I am constantly evaluating how my market is changing and how I need to adapt my wholesale business to stay ahead of my competition.