It's not the credentials behind the name but the knowledge between the ears...just sayin' :)

As an architect, we were taught the concept of "defensible space" which is basically a theory that states an area is safer when people feel a sense of ownership and responsibility for that piece of a community.

Well I'm sure CPAs are swamped right now with preparing taxes; perhaps I can get someone's ear after April 15th and have them do a review of what I've prepared to see if I got everything right or if I missed anything.

There are many moving pieces and the potential strategies are different in their body of law and might require different specializing attorneys.

If you have a one piece surround, this shouldn't be an issue.

You can pick up a RSMeans book and get pretty good pricing.But generally $1.25 to $1.50 should cover labor and materials.If your piecing out the Hanging of the drywall only you should pay .25 to .30 cents.Production rates are lower but chance are you won't be able to pay that.

Strictly speaking the promissory note is just the piece of paper, but "note" is very often used to mean the loan itself and not just the paper.For Bob, this note is a liability. 

The two together were an invaluable team that helped us wrap our heads around our options and implications. http://www.beutlerexchangegroup.com/Best of luck in putting together all the pieces to make this work!

@Erick Martinez we are mailing 5000 pieces every Monday, our target market is central corridor, Scottsdale, & Tempe.

Doesn't sound like too much to me, the question is how many deals do you project based on the time frame and number of pieces going out?