That's is an awesome achievement!

You definitely want to do something you feel comfortable with so you can keep doing it over and over again.What is your goals, and what do you want to achieve in say 1 to 10 years time?

I go after everything I want in life and I achieve all my goals but I take precaution because I'm not only supporting myself so I have to evaluate my risks carefully.

Having been a resident there I know first hand the level of regulation there.

None can substitute for your first hand knowledge of an area.

And I don't think that, that what you are aspiring to achieve.

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Don't go into great detail of past achievements like you might for a job interview.

As a former consumer of individual health care plans, I know from first hand experience that the value of the product is horrible in relation to what's paid for it.

If he's looking for a lump sum of cash, he should structure the note to achieve as minimal a discount as possible.If he's fine with payments, then it should just be amortized fully, whether its 7, 10 or 15 years.Figure out what his needs and wants are; from there you can better piece together an offer and structure for the deal.