Deposits are not your money, they are escrowed funds, bonding deposits doesn't change the nature of escrowed funds, they are secured as to your agreed use of funds.

Hi Greg, I can't speak to best practices or anything formal of that nature, but I hosted a BP get together here in San Antonio earlier this month and everyone seemed to have a great time. 

First and foremost, it taught investors who thought they were invincible a very important and expensive lesson that you don't fool with Mother Nature.

The first couple calls were the hardest but now the conversations are flowing pretty naturally and I am enjoying speaking to each person.

Our transient nature is actually an awesome way to get started.

He has great energy and seems to be a natural teacher.

Like-kind property is property of the same nature, character or class.

@Josh Rich Exposure to UBTI would depend on the nature of the arrangement.  

That can be a problem if there is a natural disaster causing an excessive number of claims.

Have you had a natural resources / mineral survey done to see what mineral rights you could possibly sell?