I am not trying to knock your interest just trying to highlight concerns .

It's in their best interest to cut their prices and make you happy as you'll be using them regularly.

You will just have to find a deal and "sell" the idea to her if she is needed to make it happen.On your personal assets, if you are concerned you can talk to an estate planning lawyer and discuss personal and family trusts to hold assets.

If you are looking to personally profit (other than a salary) from your own not-for-profit company, then, as all cash said, you will most likely be on the wrong side of the law.As far as LLC's are concerned, that is a great way to invest.

And find out after 9 or 10 years that your making a great income with plenty of referral business and doing quite well.Or, you could really hate it, see it only as a means to and end, work only minimal hours, cut corners, run from the phone, don't respond to inquiries immediately, treat clients like bags of groceries.

I did make a negative call on the stock in my January stock investing newsletter and it fell almost $100 in the ensuing month.Unless the company addresses concerns of "Click Fraud" and comes out with innovative new products, I just do not see how it can continue to go up.

Most commercial lenders are not so much concerned with the borrower's financial record and qualifications as they are about the mortgage property value.As opposed to banks, commercial lenders are able to give funding commitments in a relatively short amount of time.

I have been studying every book and audio I could get my hands on concerning Birddogging and wholesaling.

The drop in population is concerning - can you find a reason for the decline?

Do you have a general percentage of profit on each deal that you cut off?