📈 Preferred equity (PE) is the layer of a capital stack that sits in between common equity and the senior debt (or sometimes Mezz).Since we always read the capital stack from the bottom up, we can see that senior debt is always paid first, then preferred equity, and then finally common equity.Often PE investors are providing a large chunk of equity, and therefore, want to get paid first (preferred position) before the common equity.By getting paid first, the PE provider is in a less risky position compared to the common equity investors.✔️ Important: PE is interesting because it has characteristics of both debt and equity.

U.S. citizens can travel to and from Puerto Rico without a visa or even a passport.

Keep in mind that if you're not ready for the ride, it's best to avoid Citizen.

As long as the city has cut its budget more than 50% then the tax burden per citizen won’t skyrocket.

I was wondering if anyone in the probate arena would consider buying a property in a senior living area?

So I've been looking at different options to get into the rental real estate arena and for someone who works at a senior management level with a full time job it seems that Turnkey properties would be ideal to at least start out with and start attaining cashflow but I've read good things about TK's and not so good things.

I am a citizen of India and currently working in the USA on the H1B working visa for the past five years.

First Citizens Banks seems like a good option..until you start making money. 

Not sure what you are referring to regarding a fake profile but nevertheless there was a senior lien in front of ours.

It would increase the fee from the current formula which is $50 (for one or two units) or $120 (for three or more units) plus $10 per unit.Amend the vacant property registration fee program to: (1) increase the registration fees for properties that are vacant three or more years; (2) require registration of buildings vacant for six consecutive months rather than 45 consecutive days; (3) impose a civil fine of $500 for failing to register a vacant building within 30 days of the required time to register; (4) exempt vacant buildings owned by the Wilmington Neighborhood Conservancy Land Bank Corporation (“Land Bank”) from registration requirements; (5) provide that purchasers of a vacant building from the Land Bank be billed a vacant registration fee based on the duration of vacancy from the time he or she received the building from the Land Bank, rather than a vacant registration fee based on the complete duration of the vacancy prior to that new owner receiving the building; (6) provide for a vacant registration fee abatement program.Change the minimum amount of time citizens have to correct a code violation from 45 days to 30 days, unless a shorter time period is required to protect public safety.