Also, if you're LLC is formed out of state, it may not afford you the same liability protection (the whole reason for an LLC in the first place) if someone sues you in-state.As a rule, it's best to form the entity in the state in which you plan on doing business.

Noelle Talley, NC Public Information Officer 919-716-6484.

We are in the process of filing complaints with the Better Business Bureau, sites like this and any other state or local agency that protects consumers from people like this.

interesting...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/us.html#Econ

I have found that with the appraisals for the larger banks they appraisers come in lower since their client is the big bank and their goal is to make them happy and to protect them.

To tell you the truth I'm putting my $$$ and energy into the American Capital Investment Corporation but, I'm bias as I'm a district manager.We are taking the company public next month!

This is done to protect everyone from anyone doing things legally but so fast that you do not have an opportunity to protect your claim.

LOLKind of crazy that they trademarked that phrase but I guess they felt the need to protect themselves/their business.

Here's an important post on the BiggerPockets blog from our resident real estate attorney blogger, Greg Boots:The Asset Protection Misconception: Why Insurance Alone Isn’t EnoughBe sure to follow all of Greg's posts on the blog every Wednesday!

They said these days anyone can get sued for anything, and a judge may think that I have taken advantage of them and given them false hope.Can someone help me with this scenario, and also share with me what and how I should state contingencies in my Purchase Agreement that will protect me as much as possible?