Bienes & Jon:Please note Bienes originally said the corporate veil cannot be pierced unless for fraud and misrepresentation (which is 1 part of the test for fraud btw).

It also reported on possible asbestos and lead issues for various areas tested.

I will be running tests on every water element and check when the plumber comes in.

If they still fill out an application with too little income, it gets rejected.If they don't stand there and fill out an application, the odds of ever seeing them again are very slim.

Most pool supply places do free eater testing when you bring in a sample and will tell you exactly what to do.

I shy away from such properties.You might start with an anonymous call the planning and zoning commission to test the waters for the conversion.

She works for a medical lab and makes sure the testing meets QC standards.

In fact, even putting the theory to work in real life may not give conclusive evidence whether it works or not, because the conditions are rarely perfect to test a comprehensive economic model.As an example, you could argue that during the Bill Clinton years, we had the opposite of supply-side economic policy, and our economy was booming.

I wanted to quitclaim my properties into an LLC and both the lenders and the attorney said that while the chances of it happening are very slim, it is possible that the due-on-sale clause could be triggered if I do this.

Believe me, the testing required of soils, structural engineering, etc. drives prices through the roof, add to that everyone thinks they are sitting on a gold mine and want $300,000 -$1,000,000+ on lots.