No house to mess around with....Can you tell me a bit about the documents you would use to protect yourself from non payments?

They may invest in companies(public and/or private), they may invest in real estate, but always they are investing based on the numbers.

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The only other option is parking my car on the public street, where my last car was keyed.Just trying to level set my expectations. thanks

Now he did say that if the LLC is an actual partnership with tax documents showing the split of income, that an LLC would do better at protecting assets in that case.

Grounding type receptacles supplied through the GFCI shall be marked "GFCI Protected" and "No Equipment ground".

Court hearings are open to the public, so take your popcorn (kidding) and go see the show!

It wouldn’t shock me to see much of the public works spending, jobs, and other government favor to funnel disproportionately to battleground states.

In the Sacramento area the best way to search for properties in a precisely targeted geographical area (that I am referring to here as a "mini market") is to have a local real estate professional build you something called a Client Portal.The Portal has a feature (not available to the public yet but capable of being created by a local real estate professional for their client) that lets one select an area drawn over the map with up to 6-8 sides that precisely outlines the area or areas within which you wish to search.They are free to set up, you can have multiple searches, and they are readily accessible 24/7.

So, what I heard from them was:1) i'd rather surf the Internet than protect my children from a dangerous, known hazard that you are trying to eliminate.2) I'd rather pay $200 more a month and get "free" internet that costs $50/mo.