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Mike Clark Buying Under a Company Name
6 June 2011 | 23 replies
You may own it, but it isn't you and you aren't it.That being said, a lender will generally make the MAJORITY shareholder(s) personally guarantee any loan or line of credit if the business isn't well established.Case in point, after about a year of operations my C-corp got a VISA card to simplify cash flow logistics and purchasing.
Lynn McGeein Never Ever Cosign a line of credit - Indebted for LIFE
6 April 2012 | 7 replies
And if it is a check credit, line of credit, or credit card, did you know you can be liable for eternity with the only way to release your obligation is with permission of the primary account holder?
Maria Espinosa Networking
20 October 2012 | 15 replies
Here's a few: dress appropriately, have good hygiene, if you have biz cards make them look professional, buy a domain name for your email address, create a website, make sure your online profiles are up to date and professional, have a professional voicemail message, return phone calls and emails, don't give someone a dead fish handshake (own it), listen, take care when writing emails, and the list goes on.
Kaiya H. NJ Tax Liens -- What's the law say?
5 October 2021 | 7 replies
For a municipality that accepts credit card payments, no such payment may be accepted on delinquent accounts 50 days prior to the tax sale.
Ken Rishel A New Danger
2 June 2015 | 9 replies
The FTC, DOJ, and FinCEN have been silent on the compliance issues related to the advertising and selling of the home.Remembering that I am not any kind of attorney, least of all a regulatory attorney, I believe that anyone who thinks the exemption is some kind of get out of jail free card is engaged in very dangerous magical thinking.
Evan Polaski What is Low Leverage to you?
5 May 2020 | 14 replies
Low leverage = sleeping easy at night and not freaking out when the world dumps a financial or biological pandemic on you.My personal residence is 100% paid off, we have no credit cards, no car loans, no student loans, etc and are "personally" debt free. 
Chitra Mary SFH tear down & construct a new 2-family house in Jersey City, NJ
20 March 2019 | 3 replies
You will need to submit a historic application along with color photos of the property and the 1938 tax card.
Sandy J. Ways to handle tenant maintenance when self-managing?
21 March 2019 | 7 replies
Once it's done, the repair person just calls me back and I usually give them a credit card number over the phone, or occasionally I'll mail them a check if they don't accept credit cards.I can generally handle the whole repair right from my cell phone no matter where I'm at.
Brandon Turner What are you reading, right now?
11 March 2016 | 182 replies
I liked that idea so much I cash in some reward points from my credit card for Amazon gift cards and purchased 100 books from Amazon.
Brandon Turner Leaky Pipe, Naked Tenant, Chain Locked Door: What Would You Do?
30 December 2016 | 96 replies
Have him leave card to call him to fix.