For you to have a benefit of creating an S-corp - the potential tax savings has to out-weight the costs.It is generally advisable to start thinking of an S-corp when your business makes around $40,000 of income.

For example how much weight your roof can hold and how much solar can be installed considering factors such as snow loads.

Cause those votes are just random people clicking buttons at the end of the day with no repercussions, or maybe even with an agenda...Interesting that you don't put as much weight on the podcast guests.

Worth their weight in gold.

With all that being said we will consult a Real Estate CPA and Attorney to weight the pros and cons of what will be the best scenario for proceeding.Thanks for your input!

Your problem areas on cabinets will always be drawers, shelves & shelf pin holes, sink base water damage, and upper cabinet separation from weight.

Maybe others have factored in risk-weighted returns, but I'm a newb and not that fancy yet :)

We do $250 non-refundable deposit (per pet) + up to $50 per month additional rent with a 25lb max weight for dogs.

Given your question was in the context of studying for your real estate licence, that would be the appropriate response.Colloquially, secured loans are seldom referred to as promissory notes (at least here) - the pledge of security being given more weight than the promise.

Just wanted to know if the phone was worth its weight in gold or if it was worth the wait in line when you return it?