Bozo
March 25, 2012, 11:20 PM
In my research I found that NV (where I live) offers a fantastic business opportunity via their statutes. The creators must by law be Nevadans and be at least three. The members don't have to be Nevadans.
Six weeks of residency makes anyone a Nevadan.
The benefits are huge and only the members can take advantage of the benefits. For example, it can make loans without any special licenses. Think about that for a minute. It can be a venture capital organization without any special licenses or it can own a movie studio. In other words, the org and its members (only) can do any thing that is legal.
What is it that keeps me, an alien, from doing anything legal in Nevada?
I can make a loan in Nevada, and never set foot in the state.
Same for being a venture capital organization.
All legal.
New Mexico law specifically says that no group or class shall be granted any special privileges. Then it turns right around and creates a special class called REALTORS, and grants them special privileges by license.
Your state laws, as well as federal laws, are all BS. They are in place to give you something to hang a hope on. Ohhhh the law says THIS, therefore I can do THAT. Bzzzzzzzz. Wrong.
All states, as well as federal are not governed by law. In every case it's a matter of "Public Policy". Try to get a definition of public policy from somebody who cares.
.....deleted a rant here...:D
Anyway, my point is that if you were offering this special deal based on your residency in Nevada, I'd say no thanks. You may mean well, but I would suspect a scam.
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Six weeks of residency makes anyone a Nevadan.
The benefits are huge and only the members can take advantage of the benefits. For example, it can make loans without any special licenses. Think about that for a minute. It can be a venture capital organization without any special licenses or it can own a movie studio. In other words, the org and its members (only) can do any thing that is legal.
What is it that keeps me, an alien, from doing anything legal in Nevada?
I can make a loan in Nevada, and never set foot in the state.
Same for being a venture capital organization.
All legal.
New Mexico law specifically says that no group or class shall be granted any special privileges. Then it turns right around and creates a special class called REALTORS, and grants them special privileges by license.
Your state laws, as well as federal laws, are all BS. They are in place to give you something to hang a hope on. Ohhhh the law says THIS, therefore I can do THAT. Bzzzzzzzz. Wrong.
All states, as well as federal are not governed by law. In every case it's a matter of "Public Policy". Try to get a definition of public policy from somebody who cares.
.....deleted a rant here...:D
Anyway, my point is that if you were offering this special deal based on your residency in Nevada, I'd say no thanks. You may mean well, but I would suspect a scam.
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