I needed 100% hand-held training from my coaches and mentors so that I can have more confidence to invest right.I was so much in debt that I couldn't access any more credit lines and I couldn't affort to fail another time.

If I were to receive money down of say 10k (probably less) and I held a note for the balance, if I went to a note buyer what rate would they likely be able to offer.

This modification is nothing more that a piece of metal placed on the head/shoe so that it doesn’t let the hammer go all the way in and strike the vinyl.

A contract that is "voidable" remains valid unless one of the parties chooses to void the contract.Thus the party contracting with an “institution†would be held liable for non performance in the even the end buyer backed out of the purchase.Sometimes, a party to a contract that would otherwise be invalid under a "statute of frauds" will nonetheless be able to enforce it, on the basis of "partial performance" or "promissory estoppel".

It is fully depreciated, he inherited it, it's currently held in a corporation, and according to his CPA the taxes will eat him alive...so he is scared to sell it.Suggestions on what I can do to help alleviate this worry?

Seized items can be held by the police and returned to an individual once a case comes to conclusion, depending on that conclusion of course.

Those are usually plastic or metal pipes that go together with compression fittings.

My only experience with uDirect was about a year ago, when I sold a note that I held within an Equity Trust account to a uDirect account.They were rather slow and poorly informed.

It is an Scorp while my properties are held via LLC (single member) and using schedule E's.

Held close, and you have to be very careful, they remove all dirt and can literally etch the concrete.