My response was always what happens when the stock market crashes and you lose half of your 401K?

<g>I don't know how many he ended up with but more than a half dozen.

She says half is hers and half is ours.

Yeah, partners are for dancing; twice the risk and half the profit.

The S-corp election allows me to take a salary, but it also allows me to take a distribution from the company, which is taxed at half the SE tax.The catch is that you can't take a $10 salary and then take a $100,000 distribution.

Pretty sure Renee's time sensitive matter has been resolved in the three and a half years since her post.

I would only build half of one structure and then sell it before it's complete or at the very least, have it bound to a strong sales contract.

The foundation falls down because he used the metric side of the ruler on half the walls and the English side on the other half.

Like you I'm an optimist as well....you know me, I'm the kind of guy that falls out of a twenty story building and half way down says, "So far So Good."

In this case, you get a home that is usually in much better condition and a motivated seller as well.As for the mold issues, I've run into them several times myself and have been talking with different mold specialists and they say this isn't half as serious as everyone acts like it is.