Jon,I have no assets in my name other than a paid for vehicle which if they want it then they are welcome to it.

Just curious if a vehicle wrap is more of a good thing to attract leads or more of a bad thing when you drive to someone's house with that plastered all over your vehicle (like them getting upset not wanting other to know they are selling)?

.#4 - 75% of all lenders are now issuing addendums to make double closes on short sales next to impossible anyway.So why after all that would any good realtor even want to get involved with these?

now, on category pages, you'll see a new icon next to the last poster's name "»"This icon will link to the last post in the thread.We were hoping to add this to our main forum and dashboard forum feeds, but unfortunately, the way those systems are designed makes it impossible for this to work.

Almost any asset can be held with a UCC filing and titled vehicles can have liens placed on them.

They say maybe 1 to 2 years.I say give it a few more years and you will hit burn out if you don't scale back.A few years later they have left the business all together,scaled back and pace themselves,or are still teetering on burnout and are divorced,etc. with their life in shambles.My Uncle invented the Goof-Off cleaner.Became wealthy and then went through a really nasty divorce and money and power got to him for about 10 years after that.As he got older he finally changed and realized money wasn't everything just the experiences and memories in life that you cherish.Don't be a slave to money.Use it as a vehicle to reach your dreams in life but don't worship it because the true things you value will be gone if you do.

My understanding is that Roths are not subject to UBIT, making them a very attractive vehicle for almost any sort of investing.

. - you can keep your personal attacks on a quoting mistake to yourself...we're here to educate, not pitch poorly understood investment vehicles that are, to quote your supposed company's name a "dream"

Beyond the anecdotal evidence given regarding the state of California, causation in a complex economic system can be difficult, if not impossible, to obtain.

Like J Scott says, its much harder, or impossible to thoroughly inspect after everything's together.