I'm in the processes of shopping around for insurance quotes.

A shopping mall?

Several limited partnerships, 2 LLC's, 2 W2's, and an S-Corp owned coffee shop.

Few agents will be interested in sitting down with you trying to reduce coverage on an existing policy, you need to shop, then you can go back to your agent with those options.

Guidant Financial charges $3000 to set it up (the most expensive I've found so-far) but they 'sell it' based on claims of superior support as well as a "safer, stronger system" than the others.

i am an avid photographer and have a strong opinion when it comes to photography. so excuse me if i come out too strong.you dont need a DSLR because you would not know how to use it. if you said something like "i have a small digital camera now, but would like to get something better", that would be different. getting one (even at $100) and using the "auto feature" is a waste.i dont like smartphone pictures (obviously), but that's better than no picturespointless to tell you what to look for when shopping for a DSLR (like actuations) because you would not use even 10% of the capability of the camera. the kit lens is ok for what you need, btw.get a small canon camera and use it instead. or nikon. they are awesome

Hi BPers,A part of seeking out lead and close on build in equity and good positive cash flow property, I realized that the ability to shop for LOW COST APPLIANCE AND MATERIAL to dress the property is also important.

It's also a one stop shop!

My strategy was to be aggressive and now I am leaning towards safer investments (Money Markets, CD's and Bonds) for now until I have a better idea of what the future of the economy looks like. 

I know we need to build creditability and set ourselves apart from the Mom and pops shop build credit for our LLC etc.