This is distinct from "earning" income.There may be a meeting point where our behavior as consumers (enterprise related) can sync more with our altruistic ideals as private citizens.

You were aiding my position.

The collateral is a real estate-backed note, not the owner-occupied residential real estate and the borrower (your company) is commercial in nature borrowing for a commercial enterprise, therefore, the loan is commercial.

But I would have been more help (as in more money in their pockets) had my skills and advice been free at Legal Aid Society.That being said, I bought a few seriously over encumbered properties sub2 last year and negotiated short pays as low as 30 cents on the dollar and then rehabbing, thereby creating equity where there was none.

The SEC doesn't want to stomp on private enterprise... just follow the rules and don't defraud people.

Besides that, most of the conversation regarding multi-state strategies really only have an appreciable impact on much larger enterprises or individuals trying to hide assets.

I actually had several people encourage me to get my license because it can aid in your wholesaling endeavors.

It is not just the students responsibility level, it is also tax consequences when you buy/sell, residency requirements (if that is what you are trying to achieve), and access to financial aid if that comes into play. talk to an accountant.

Saying that if you ever need reports - In QuickBooks check out Balance Sheet by Class report only available in Premier and Enterprise version.Gita Faust

That includes the cost of the whole enterprise including cost of acquisitions, expensive deep water development, premiums paid to governments for the concessions to develop their resources, frivolous lawsuits, G5's to take execs to Washington to testify etc.