Posts Tagged ‘bankruptcy’

• Real World Hard Money Real Estate Lending – It Can Work, But You Must Think Before You Lend (Part 4 – The Promissory Note)
  IRON100, June 13th, 2010 at 11:54 am, Comments: 0

  Now, let’s get into the sheer nuts and bolts of the mortgage agreement and the note. I am afraid I may oversimplify this discussion a bit, but since I know many of you are unfamiliar with this topic and are interested in it (as I have found from tweets on StockTwits), I will go as simple as I can make it. It will be so simple, even I can understand it.

• Don’t Be an Ostrich***
  barrieabalard, January 21st, 2010 at 12:01 am, Comments: 0

  In the past couple of weeks the media had a small hoo-hah over whether or not people who are underwater in their mortgages can walk away with a clear conscience. Both the New York Times and Howard Lindzon of StockTwits, among others, have penned articles about the question. The Times noted that businesses often do [...]

• Wind it Down?
  tamelarich, January 13th, 2010 at 12:02 am, Comments: 0

  One of the reasons I didn't shut down my unprofitable business sooner was that I had no idea how to do it. Don't laugh. No one goes to business school to learn how to wind a business down and every red-blooded entrepreneur wants to focus on growth, not failure. Here's what Rick Mitchell, bankruptcy attorney [...]

• While Nero Fiddles in Washington
  tamelarich, October 28th, 2009 at 1:09 am, Comments: 0

  When politicians pay homage to all the "right" constituencies on the campaign trail, small biz is in line right behind motherhood and apple pie. Then they're elected. Last October I actually took the time to write to my representative suggesting Congress should focus its attention on programs for banks whose business models hadn't been sidetracked [...]

• Tax Help – What do you really need? (Part 3 of at least 3) Tax Attorneys
  IRON100, October 23rd, 2009 at 3:35 am, Comments: 0

  In thinking about this post, I decided that I would invest most of my effort in defining what the tax attorney does and then in the next post defining what an enrolled agent does.