That is interesting, Robert. Was he talking about franchising or a publicly held corporation. I set up a closely held (private)corporation here in Connecticut that was active in 38 states. It ran into some other prblems because of the way the principals ran it, but securities was not one of them. However, there are other alternatives to a corporation. So far I like the way the conversation is going on this board. How much of a fee are you talikg about, and how often would it be paid. Also was curious as to how an adequate flow of work would be assured to each party paying a fee. This is an interesting alternative

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