What's really sad about all this is what passes for journalism today.

My brother signed a ground lease with a cell tower company for a portion of that land.

"impossible to tell based on this one picture".To my untrained eye it looks like the water is running down the upper wall and then tracking across the celling and down the lower wall

I admit I haven't gone that far - but I DO have land lines in any cabin that has iffy cell service (which is most of them).

. ;-)  yup that will be 4,990.00 to join my tribe to learn all about it :)In the podcast I asked about, two things stood out to me: giving out your cell phone number for calls or texts, and the example used to explain the concept of a "wrap."

Especially with Intel coming to Columbus as well as Hyperion, which is a company that makes hydrogen fuel cells.

Omitting information like that on a loan used for any federally back financing is considered federal bank fraud, along with wire fraud and fraud in the inducement and a couple of other things.When someone lends you money, they have a right to know how risky it is to lend to you.Always be honest, you'll sleep better at home than in a cell. 

All cells flow through the main LLC and you only have to file on main LLC .

The phenomenon spurred The Wall Street Journal to call it a “cryptocurrency” craze, with dozens of entrants.

When you get a cell phone, and sign a lease, then terminate early, you pay a fee.