You got Papa Bigbucks to cosign.

Understand that I assume you are investing in PA.

Large retail businesses such as Papa John's Pizza is opening shop there bringing a minimum of 100 new jobs.

"Serious dedication and sacrifice" just adds a whole 'nother layer of oom-pa-pa there.But getting away from a myopic focus on the words you're using, Shiloh, would I, as you mentioned in your original post, be willing to wake up at 5 in the morning and work until 10 at night all day every day for five years to get to a million bucks?

Papa bull and son bull were on a small hill in a meadow. 

Papa Bear was somewhat of a public figure and once told me, “I’m famous enough that people who know martial arts or know Bruce Lee films know me,” but I’m not so famous that I can’t walk down a street.

@Sam Smith  buy some subway sandwhich shops.. or like a buddy of mine's kid he has 4 papa murphys... and we went steelhead fishing on Tuesday... so he can break away.all sorts of business you can create and pass down.. does not have to be real estate

Originally posted by @Papa A.

Papa Bear’s bed was too hard, Mama Bear’s bed was too soft, but Baby Bear’s bed was just right.

Based on their site (https://www.pbcgov.org/papa/departments/tangible.htm) it states, "Business tangible assets such as furniture and equipment valued at more than $25,000 are subject to ad valorem taxes.