I placed this exact same post in another thread but not sure where is a better place.i'm a 20 year old college student, attending a community college for my gen eds then at the end of next year may or may not transfer right away to UW-Madison.

Would help if I didnt fat finger spelling Partner* in the title!

Thanks,Gene

One I may be able to fix flip and still sell at about 70-75 percent for a quick fat profit.

I am 55 and fat.

I asked him if he had any clue why he was asked to leave and he started saying I don't give a "F". At

I started to notice that all the successful people I'd read about or even knew in real life had persistence as a character trait.I had to remember that what i focus on is what I get so i would focus on my craft and I would self talk my way through the challenges.In fact one of the most difficult things that I encounter these days is when I see a big fat deal and it falls through the cracks.

I always tell people If you goto school, do it as cheap as you can, always do your gen ed at a JC.

Getting fat, on skinny deals"???

(Corporate taxes are due the 15th day of the third month after the end of the corporation's elected tax year.)Otherwise, COGS formula is -Beginning Inventory + Inventory Additions - Ending inventoryYou are in your first year of business, so beginning inventory is a big fat zero.Your purchase of flip 1, plus all associated costs, plus purchase of house 2 and all associated costs, are your inventory additions.Your ending inventory is house 2 and all associated costs.For purposes of inventory, every utility bill, contractor bill, permit bill, material bill... is all part of inventory.