I've worked for a national hard money lender and wholesaler for the past 4 years and am currently seeking to start my own firm here in the Charlotte area.I worked through college as an auto mechanic which pretty much cements the fix-it mentality i have.I was also the operations director at a large outdoor amphitheater for almost 5 years and that has to be one of the most abused pieces of real estate in town.

Now...mind you, I walked into this HUGE conference room, with about 500 chairs set up.

Ideally, you would have already been an ED (executive director) at an agency before you try to create one of your own.

You have to represent yourself as managing director of the company when you sign documents or represent yourself as the work on behalf of the company.

(Realtor Associate)Land Rescue League LLC, Managing-Director (Property Liquidators)As Trustee for: The Renaissance Trust DAT 8/25/01

The 2nd picture kitchen one I can't really see the kitchen just the kitchen from the living room but the pictures don't scream granite counter and stainless steal- I can barely see most of them.Maybe move the couch a little bit away from the window and add some window trimmings- maybe red to match your pillows - move the black chair from where it is and center that living room table- put a flower arrangement on living room table- maybe clear glass with red flowers to match pillow cases again- doesn't have to be flowers- could be just some little nick nacks on that table- just something intresting- normally if you dont go with flower you can try nick nacks in odd numbers like 3.

on Design to Sell never, ever places a couch in front of a window, maybe two chairs flanking it.

Jon Holdman you are a hoot :) I almost collapsed in my chair laughing.

The court cited corporate veil-piercing cases and set forth the following factors considered in a corporate veil-piercing case: insufficient capitalization, non-observance of corporate formalities, nonpayment of dividends, insolvency of the corporation at the time of the litigated transactions, siphoning of corporate funds by dominant shareholders, non-functioning officers and directors other than shareholders, absence of corporate records, use of the corporation for transactions of dominant shareholders, and use of the corporation in promoting fraud.

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