You would get better (and cheaper) representation from someone who specializes in the specific area of law--they have the system set up and can focus on the precise areas you need. 

The rents seem off the charts but verify that and the taxes are usually high in CHI.

@Brian Gerlach To expand on @Amy Fulbright's answer about GL accounts, if you are using accounting software (or even excel if you've set it up that way), you have a Chart of Accounts which is a list of General Ledger accounts.

Even if we don't win, I hope we can stay near the top of the charts and get a little visibility.

However most businesses need additional trade references that will grant credit and report to the credit agencies.Some helpful business sites on building business credit: * Wells Fargo Small Business - Loans and Lines - Comparison Chart * Report on the Role and Function of Credit Rating Agencies * FTC FACTS * D&B Small Business SolutionsSome of my students have use this site with some luck (I know nothing about the service)Business cash advance - http://www.amerimerchantcapital.comSome other help tools * National Business Association http://www.nationalbusiness.org * Small Business Information Center/Research http://sbdcnet.utsa.edu/SBIC/industry.htm * Urban Redevelopment Authority http://www.ura.gov.sg/ * Black Enterprise Online http://www.blackenterprise.com * National Black Business Trade Association http://www.nbbta.org/ * National Black Chamber of Commerce Inc. http://www.nationalbcc.org * Small Business Information Center/Franchise http://sbdcnet.utsa.edu/SBIC/franchise.htm * Unites States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce http://www.ushcc.com * KeyBank's Website Women Focus Section http://www.key.com/women * National Education Center for Women in Busines http://www.e-magnify.com

This is PRECISELY what a good real estate investor does.

Reading this book is the real deal, but this precise helps tremendously.

This subject is very comprehensive and this chart is very helpful.

Hello everyone, quick question - What is the best and most precise way to determine fair market rent for a property?

@Hongbing K.I am aware of this chart.