From an engineering standpoint, it is absolutely ridiculous that people (think single women) who weight 110 lbs. need an 8000 lb.

I was using the boxes of flooring (which are heavy as sin) to add extra weight to the already installed flooring. 

They are worth their weight in gold.

According to the National Construction Estimator book on my shelf, Washington, DC is on average 29% higher in labor, with a weighted average of 14% total more than the numbers in the book. 

Otherwise, be sure to write up whatever you agree on and track each partner's "capital account" which will be heavily weighted to the investor initially.

Brad you are not missing anything your belief is spot on its just AUM I'm hopeful your potential advisor believes he is doing the best thing but ultimately his livelihood depends on it do you really think his advice will not be weighted to securities? 

OK, I am in no way a structural engineer, and I would not put much weight into what I have to say. 

I would recommend having some weight and breed restrictions if you are renting out a smaller apartment/house. 

I am planning to purchase a vehicle that weights over 6k, my question is:do I have to buy it under my llc to take advantage of section 179? 

The property wasn't cheap, so I need that unit to pull it's own weight, and don't want to be in a position in 3 years of having to go back in and update everything in order to get a base rent for the neighborhood.I will say that I am glad I bought in DC because this has been a crash course!