Usually, the PR is not required to post a bond."

In states I know of, the right to exercise any redemption rights needs to be made before any foreclosure sale and a bond usualy needs to be deposited as well.

Cash is king in the next couple of years ahead.Great bargain buying opportunities will unfold in the stock market, real estate, corporate bonds, and precious metals.I am waiting for this opportunity.

You guys would get to meet all your members and would have some serious bonding time.

Not completely related, but after reading this carefully, is it safe to assume that if the LLC was to own bonds, debt instruments, dividend generating stocks or was to generate capital gains via selling appreciated assets (e.g.: stocks), the revenues made from those instruments wouldn't qualify for the 20% deduction?

If this has been discussed before, I'd appreciate a link to the threads I can sink my teeth into.Thank you, Mark

Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate, Business Franchise, etc. 

I was just trying to illustrate the long term returns of gold vs. stocks vs. bonds.

If you want a little better rate but are willing to lose some flexibility, consider something like a good quality bond, or even buying some consumer debt with Lending Club (which does have a 3 or 5 year commitment on each loan).

Then there's developers here who are heavily involved in Israel's bond market....