Note* I understand this isn't official legal advise ... I have a friend looking to get into real estate. I'd like to invest capital to get him started in Idaho and Washington. Is there a legal way to do this. There are statues that say he can't share commissions, but can he share profits? Or is there a way people typically structure such things? Idaho legislature: https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/title54/t54ch20/sect54-2054/ submitted by /u/kalcsu1 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1g5pupq/real_estate_law/
My wife and I travel quite a bit and have accumulated a bit of various foreign currency. At first I just saved a few notes as a memento of our travels, but as we travel more and more, sometimes returning to prior destinations, I'm trying to think of a good way to keep the moneys separate and organized for future trips. Right now in my wallet I have US dollars (I'm American), Ukrainian Hryvnias, Polish Slotys, and Icelandic Kronas. I have several other notes in a file cabinet at home (Belize, Costa Rica, French Polynesia, Mexican Pesos,....) What I'm thinking is maybe I could find some kind of expandible file or file unit that has multiple clear plastic holders for various international currencies, so the next time we travel to a particular country we just go pull out that currency. Any ideas on a product I could buy for this? Quick searches on Amazon and Ebay didn't immediately turn up an ideal product. I think it will make me feel like an international man of myste