., and came up with the Howey rule:  "a contract, transaction or scheme whereby a person invests his money in a common enterprise and is led to expect profits solely from the efforts of the promoter or a third party." 

If something isn't done right, at least I can submit a complaint via Better Business Bureau or write a bad review somewhere to make them more careful about it.

I usually let student loan issues slide because they are so common (our nation's tenants are drowning in student loan debt) and I don't want to screen out otherwise good tenants, but things like missed credit card payments, missed car payments, and of course missed rent payments that get reported to the credit bureau usually require some probing questions.In your Brighton place, you can legally specify no undergrads.

My opinion:A C corp is definitely more appropriate for an enterprise level company with multiple shareholders, executives, a board of directors, etc...

D&B, Dun and Bradstreet for short is the credit bureau for businesses large and small.

I had a older Jewish mentor named Sam Miller from Forest City Enterprises.

@Deepak KumarCheck out the Bureau of Labor Statistics' website.

That being said, I believe it's the Census Bureau that defines MSAs so the only way your guaranteed to get consistent and comparable data is to use their reports and the limited info it contains.

So glad to be a part of such an enterprising venue.

I felt this way when I invested around Enterprise, AL.