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What benefit does an LLC have versus sole proprietorship? What about a corporation? Is it expensive to open an LLC?

Perhaps someone may know the answer to this. My wife works as a financial recruiter for a company and wants to start working on her own from home. Anyway, she signed a non-compete agreement when she started a year ago. It says in the agreement that she can't work within a 100 mile radius from...

I just checked the price and it's $291. It went down since interest rates have been going up. Anyone think that they're a buy now, or do you think rates will go higher? http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=%5ETYX&t=1y&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=

One year later and they are at $336.10,for a return of 19%...better than most fund managers.

http://companyboardroom.com/highlight.asp?date=20050701&client=cb

If there a big pop in the real estate bubble,isn't it very possible for the banks to lose tons of money if foreclosures occur,especially if the home prices drop to a price that is lower than the amount of debt owed to them on each home?

Since my last post on 1/6,the bonds are now at $350.80, a rise of 24% in almost 6 months. http://reports.finance.yahoo.com/z1?b=1&cpl=-1.000000&cpu=-1.000000&mtl=-1&mtu=-1&pr=0&rl=-1&ru=-1&sf=p&so=a&stt=-&tz=1&yl=-1.000000&ytl=-1.000000&ytu=-1.000000&yu=-1.000000

http://bonds.finance.yahoo.com/z1?b=1&cpl=-1.000000&cpu=-1.000000&mtl=-1&mtu=-1&pr=0&rl=-1&ru=-1&sf=p&so=a&stt=-&tz=1&yl=-1.000000&ytl=-1.000000&ytu=-1.000000&yu=-1.000000 Since my last post on 1/6,the bonds are now at $334.30...a rise of 18% in 4 1/2 months.

Cheapest home in Santa Barbara on realtor.com...

Check out Kennesaw,Roswell,or Alpharetta for some cheap and beautiful homes.Even under $200k gets you something really nice.

When you say 20-50% of the fees collected,do you mean just the management fee or the management fee and the incentive fee,usually 20% of the profits?

Who are some third party marketers one can look to raising money for you?What criteria do they look for?

Who in their right mind would buy that piece of crap for $1 million?They must be on crack.

I wonder how the young kids just getting out of college are going to be able to afford to live in CA.It's nice to know that you work hard for 4 years in college,and for most people,only to come out and realize that you can't afford to live anywhere decent in CA.

Hawaii is very expensive too.

http://bonds.finance.yahoo.com/z1?b=1&cpl=-1.000000&cpu=-1.000000&mtl=-1&mtu=-1&pr=0&rl=-1&ru=-1&sf=p&so=a&stt=-&tz=1&yl=-1.000000&ytl=-1.000000&ytu=-1.000000&yu=-1.000000 Looking at the May 2030 zero coupon treasuries,they are currently priced at $282.50,in which you receive $1000 upon...

Atlanta offers plenty of activities and nightlife.Homes are very affordable in the suburbs.I'd stick to towns like Roswell,Alpharetta,and Kennesaw.For the most home for your buck,i'd go with Kennesaw.

Out of curiousity,say one owes $500k in principal and gets foreclosed on and the lender sells it for $400k because the market went down.What happens with the $100k that is still owed to them?Are they stuck with the loss or is the home owner who lost his home required to pay them $100k?

How did you make money on it?

LU barely moves.You get eaten up in commissions.I guess the firm has not much to lose,since losses,if any,are offset against the commissions you end up paying churning that stock to death.