Even if it took another month I would have been ahead and much further away from requiring a coronary surgeon. 

I think you wrote a very thoughtful post about a very difficult topic and I applaud you for taking the step.We can work to help make the change that's needed while still acknowledging the ugliness with open eyes, hearts and minds.  

A $5 gift card can be a great return on your investment if your heart is in it. 

My head says I should agree to their terms, but my heart...

Remember  you'll need to check your state business registry that the name you want isn't taken, so don't set your heart on anything too specific until you've done that.as to your suggestions: #1 was a 70's game show, so that's out. #2 I'm pretty certain that calling an LLC a trust is a no-go.

That's like walking into boxing gym and asking the ufc fighters if they've had their heart broken. 

No idea if the courses are good, but what he says in is pitch makes sense.You say "please no SEC regulation discussions" but that actually is the heart of the matter.

I have a heart and feel bad he has a bad time managing money, but the building is basically empty since the company has taken it over and the guy has been working on combining two units into one for four, almost five months.  

They are going to live the opposite of how you live and you need to learn to pick your battles in low income areas or your going to be mailing /postIng out notices every other day and you will give yourself a heart attack .

I've heard many stories of situations that are clear violations of the law and basic morals.Put it this way: would you rather have a heart surgeon conduct your triple by-pass or would you trust it to an orthopedic surgeon that does heart surgery on the side for extra money?