I have take a class with Robyn Thompson since then and enjoyed the different approach.

I cold call, am pursuing my CCIM designation, and am pretty aggressive.

I always feel more interested in the requests when something is communicated other than just a scatterhorn approach.

I cannot suggest the company I use as they are only for companies with a specific amount of units.Be very careful with the whole I will wait until I meet them approach.

Myself and my designer are both basically house-nerds with a deep appreciation for space and architecture.

Portfolio designers have rules of thumb about how much to carry in equities versus fixed-income bonds in traditional portfolios.

Can you paint over the aluminum siding or would replacing it be the best approach?

But for death... would it be acceptable for me to execute a notarized document between us like a "Designation of Successor Shareholder" wherein I declare that in the event of my death that she is deemed the Successor Shareholder of 100% of my SCorp's stock and entitled to all rights and privileges that such a position entails?

I know Jon goes month to month and has his approach.

I'd bet the "They bought the call option that is now worthless" and "Too freaking bad" approaches taken by investors engaging in deals like this is why that law exists.I'd bet if you said to these buyers "you bought a call option that's now worthless" that they would look at you with the deer in the headlights look.Having said all of that you likely shouldn't have sold them an option to start with because the investment is not suitable for unsophisticated buyers.