None of those choices sound like options that retain ownership in the property.

If I had been 30, I doubt I would have been too concerned.I took comfort in the fact that people who retained their jobs during the Great Depression had a better standard of living than pre-depression.

Why not retain hundreds and let them compete for your deal.I'm big on loyalty as well but what I have learned is that agents ALWAYS have 1 foot out the door just in case something better comes along.Loyalty is rare so why take a chance.First come first served!

I need the best advice on this board without spending a fortune setting up llc's with an attorney's office. when I called the local attorney's office I'm hearing anywhere from $100 an hour just to talk and $750 retaining fees. is it just ridiculous to get an LLC established and set up your business plan?

Can someone give me an idea of how much I should be prepared to pay hourly and what sort of terms or commitments would be in a retainer contract or if I even need a retainer per se.The tasks I have in mind for an attorney include:1.

Now, many general contractor companies need marketing’s crews specifically to recruit and retain loyal subs that will be reasonably affordable and show up and then stay on the job till completion.  

You taxed on the profits each year regardless of whether it stays as retained earnings or goes in your pocket.

If you sell the note, you can not service the note as an individual, you need to comply with loan servicing requirements.If you sell part of the note and retain an interest in that note then you could continue servicing the note, but as you sell the notes you will get into brokerage operations.It being your own money or doing business with a friend is totally irrellivant, and if you are taking the funds and making new loans, that absolutely is not a private loan, it's a business loan and now, you're in the business and unregulated without a license.I think too, that if you investigate who can charge points on a loan, you'll find that only regulated lenders can charge points and loan fees, not individuals, charging fees is a business activity.I used a couple banks for hypothecation of notes.

(Before the homeowner retained us, Liberty Mutual's initial offer was only $20k.) 

Units with washer and dryers in unit also retains tenants longer than those without as they are a convenience for the tenant living in the un