I started my first 'business' at preschool at the young age of 4, when my grandfather and I would buy candies from the dollar store in bulk and I would flip them for a Profit.... at 10 I started selling Pokemon and Yugio cards, at 13 I began flipping things on eBay and buying and selling miscellaneous items from garage sales, at 15 I started Vic's iPhone Xessories, 17 I established Vision Creator Social Media Consulting (as well as creating other multiple side businesses during these years as well).......Currently, I am an 18 Year Old (about to turn 19) Entrepreneurial Hustler here in Sacramento, California and just graduated high school about 6 months ago.

I’m not able to add pictures when I post questions or reply to questions in the Forum.when I click I see “Copy Paste Select  All Lookup” BTW I have iPhone!

Sorry I was using the voice feature on my iPhone and it miss typed.

My actions and the verbiage in my current and future contracts ensures all parties understand this.If anyone is aware of an escrow or title company that works with people legitimately closing wholesale deals please chime in :)*Edited for typo (working on my iPhone at the moment)

An “annual valuation period” is an annually recurring period of not more than 90 days that begins no later than the anniversary of an entity’s initial valuation date.

@Mike McCarthyI understand what you're saying and agree with the premise but not the conclusion.I think by your logic - should we not pay for an iPhone because they are a for profit company?  

It’s really up to you whether you need to pull out cash now or if you can wait for the one year anniversary.

I started with my iphone X and a lavalier mic. 

All just from an iPhone, LockState WiFi smart Lock and a ground team I pay via PayPal.It’s the easiest (ROI and time) money we ever made in any business - ever.

The neighborhood you take your significant other to dinner for your anniversary that costs $200+ for 2.