You can see here one could build an Enterprise where profits far offset the cost of asset protection.

I'm a bit nervous, because I almost know they'll want equal share and I don't want this conversation to damage the future of this enterprise...at the same time, I don't want to be resentful that I'm doing all the work and we're all making equal $$$....Maybe I should just offer to pay them as "talent" in the videos...though I doubt they would go for this.There is no money yet, but as I mentioned, we've already been scouted and there

Would love to use an 'enterprise version' (something accessible by my entire team) of this app or something similar.

A long term rental enterprise in my ten years (and for those I know in it longer and bigger) is  actually more than collecting rent checks, which is just a small part of the operation.

Beyond that we hope to continue to grow the portfolio to fund social enterprises and charities we are involved with overseas.I am currently seeking to learn about real estate investing in general and buy-and-hold strategies in particular.

Then pick a strategy that fits that selection and finally, pick a location to apply it.For a one size fits all, I would invest it all in Barnard Enterprises, inc. projects, sit back and collect the returns. :)~

In the case of the HUD-1 form, this is one of those rare occurrences where our "free enterprise and small government" southern neighbour has "out governmented" us ;) In Canada the closing attorney would prepare a Letter of Arrangement which serves {more or less} the same purpose.

But, there are some enterprising individuals and companies that will create legitimate opportunities out of this, for both investor and sponsor alike.

When I used to develop business cases around enterprise software purchases we would call items like "peace of mind" a soft dollar benefit...it doesn't show up in the hard dollar calculations, but it is worth something nonetheless.

In fact, a sizable percentage of all franchises are financed in this manner (particularly after the crash when banks would simply not lend on such enterprises).