I'm currently sitting a few hundred yards from there, at work.

The best way is to spend the couple hundred bucks and talk to a cross border accountant to be sure and have a solution tailored to you specifically.What market are you focusing on?

My clients typically have hundreds of thousands to millions in cash or more to work with for commercial properties.

I have literally changed hundreds of units from 22 to 410 and have never replaced the lines unless they were too small.

While the numbers look favorable for real estate both in the coming years and into the distant future in terms of net population influx, job growth, and housing starts, the other HALF of the equation is the overwhelming anecdotal interaction I have.Of the many, many new people that I met here in Denver over the past year, hundreds or maybe even thousands are recent transplants.

In my humble opinion, once it's been approved, it would take a revolution to overturn it :(I am one of the probably hundreds if not thousands of small investors that got punched in the stomach real hard because of this situation, and I know there are several others out there (still ignorant to the fact) who will, eventually, have many sleepless nights because of this.I was very new and ignorant to real estate rules, laws and regulations when I started.

Couple hundred for the license, couple thousand for the bond right?

So I would highly recommend spending a few hundred dollars to have a attorney draft a lease that satisfies your need's.

I have been a NAID agent for 10 years, and have done a ton of transactions, including about 8 or so purchases, I have bid hundreds of times, there is a system, but margins have changed in recent years, there are deals to be had, but not like a few years ago

What hundred block and which street.