I'm a CPA by trade, working full time in a multinational corporation. 

I'm 25 years old, work a full time job as a voice and data engineer for a multi-national corporation, and currently rent.

It is unusual that former employer allow a loan within that plan...the old 401k plan is with a large multinational company and its a good plan (as far as these things go) and that is why 8 years after I left the company I still have my funds there.I think if I could swing it, a Solo k might be my best option.

If you hire a giant multi-national consulting company, multiply those rates by three.I do not know the age, but in that area it is probably old enough to need asbestos and lead surveys, so that would be another $5,000 to $7,000 (depending if was built before or after 1960).

Hello Raj, the province is in an economic recession as multinational oil& gas firms are no longer investing in large projects and a lot of oil& gas companies have moved completely out of Alberta.

I am working as a financial advisor for a multinational consulting firm the last 6 years, and I have decided to start investing in RE rentals (mainly in Greece).One of my first considerations / questions is, taking into consideration that I will start small (meaning investing in 2-3 low end properties / year, including leverage), is it more efficient (under a tax and overall cost perspective) to start a company, or should I proceed with my first transactions as an individual? 

That's a dumb way to look at the issue; one is a multinational company with 70+ factories and the other is a small business who probably doesn't have 70 employees.

Working in the finance industry for a large multi-national firm, I often worked with high networth business owners.

Why I choose Austin is because of growth potential , large multi-national companies opening their offices in Austin and also close friend moving to Austin permanently next month.

Many multinational corporations have more money and power than country governments (ex.