Thanks  Not enough room here to explain the details, but I'll run the summary of an example by you,Given:                                                                ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Cash Partner #1 wants to flip his cash at an annual return of 15%. 

So the question really is... what is your objective?

@Maria D.I get it now,thanks for explaining.

Is there a demo explaining the features?  

Theres more aggressive and risky methods : as you can see - i would need more time and space on here to explain... but you get the point. 

People who have service dogs generally don't raise or train service dogs (the cost of which can run $50K, all in).Sounds like a fake ESA - and even then, raising one would not qualify (and if they had a valid ESA, it would cover ONE pet, with letter from doctor, which explains their medical need).

:Hi Brie,Can someone explain why we don't actually name the person involved?

Have you started to define what you are looking for in terms of cash flow, overall price, long term objective?

Could I ask you to try to explain what it was, for regular readers and DIYers in the forums to have a better idea?

A limit here could have unintended consequences--such as a family who wanted to pool their money to invest in a deal run by another family member--they might be prohibited from accomplishing their collective objective if the regulation limited each family member's investment.