The "promise" of the JOBS act, I thought, was to allow access for more Americans to invest in enterprises they believed in to jumpstart entrepreneurship & reduce the red tape and expense of raising capital through "Crowdfunding".Frankly, I am disappointed in status of The JOBS act.

When you perfom a brokering activtity as a business enterprise and not for your own personal investment, that business activity becomes a banking function.

As to sour grapes, I'd say it's the other way around, those who can't operate ethically justify thier unethical behavior as it being unfair, perhaps even agaisnt free enterprise, I can see that as a conservative approach.Actually, it's not "do no harm" but "I will keep them from harm and injustice" if you meant to refer to the hippocratic oath. :)It's a set of values adopted, a higher standard than law it not only protects you from others but also from yourself. :)

I have a contractor client I'd highly recommend, Central City Enterprises, (951) 343-2000.

What are better suffixes - enterprises?

If the loan meets these standards, then it may be securitized through GSE’s (Government Sponsored Enterprises).

Any enterprising person could easily figure out the owner of the property and locate us.Value open and honest communication.

In 2012, I partnered with my brother, @Brian Hayes, to form Hayes Enterprises, LLC in Columbus Ohio.

A restoration contractor in Missouri, Ritchie Enterprises (dba PuroClean Emergency Restoration Services) was hit with a $30,000 fine for work on one house.

Private lending is a relationship-driven enterprise :)Hope this helps.