Currently, most of my investments are in U.S. and international equities or speculative options trading.

I believe he specializes in US Tax Law for international investors.

I enjoy a good academic discussion on the nuances of the Internal Revenue Code. 

I have had a few "interns" who helped with updating lists, addressing envelopes, doing office work etc and in exchange, they got to see a lot of different aspects of the business from how to find leads, how to analyze and the closing process. 

@Victor Lebegue I agree with the others, don't do any business with this person.The first part they are trying to treat you as an intern perse and they aren't going to pay you. 

I had retained him on a similar type of case sometime ago and I was beyond unhappy with his inexperienced staff, attorney(s) who are interning and their lack of professionalism.

I am in a bit of a unique position as my wife is a trainer who has already started making a name for herself internationally.

Hi Everyone,Im a new investor but am very interested by finding emerging market 'hidden gems' -- think lots around up-and-coming Colombian beaches kind of thing., or land with phenomenal views, or country land that wi...

I know I opened a credit card halfway through college to start to build credit and also interned at the same company for 2+ years during school so I don't necessarily know if those aspects helped me qualify or if you would be able to qualify just by having a full time job right out of school.

One of them will be my wife's brother who would be sharing one of the master bedrooms as he's currently interning in Orlando.