In our investment banking division they are treated like dogs, basically drafting document after document, running numbers on deal viability and putting together merger or mundane legal documents.

I had a triplex we named "Animal House"didn't put a sign up though....Is your building unique?

you don't need to set up and LLC to buy it, if you are planning on making the offer in an LLC then you can just make a very unique name and check the Washington Secretary of State website https://corps.secstate.wa.gov/llc/pages/startpage.aspx to see if that name is taken.

Ultimately, this could help each one of us to develop our own unique selling proposition based upon our unique scenario/location/target market.

I live in Las Vegas, and Nevada has its own MH division.

Hair can be considered a bio hazard in some areas.A bad haircut will not be on you but they need to carry a liability policy for the traffic in the shop.They will also have unique plumbing requirements, check with P&Z or Building Regs in your area.

I have a friend that is not a member of BP, so he wanted me to post this. Ron owns a 2800 Sq ft house in Las Vegas that was built in 2004 and was purchased a year ago for $230,000 . 5 3/4 % 30 yr fixed. Its value ...

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This leads me to think that California's recent Senate Bill 94 (which prohibits charging upfront fees on any type of loan modification or foreclosure abatement program) might have had an impact, BUT, this type of service is NOT considered either a loan modification or anything to do with stopping a foreclosure, according to my State's mortgage division.