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Ryan Taylor
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When is enough....enough

Ryan Taylor
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Question for the veterans in the room...and everyone for that matter...when it comes to doing your due diligence on an investment prop...I tend to lean more towards the philosophy of "some is good, more is better and too much is just enough". Does there come a point in your process when "too much is too much" and you talk yourself out of the deal....when do YOU decide to just "pull the trigger"...

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