That includes the cost of the whole enterprise including cost of acquisitions, expensive deep water development, premiums paid to governments for the concessions to develop their resources, frivolous lawsuits, G5's to take execs to Washington to testify etc.

The institutional guys are used to ARGUS, and now Enterprise  versus DCF.

I live in the Seattle region, which is just too darn expensive for such an enterprise, so I am mostly considering Houston at present.  

Chris, I am self-managing but I could offer you a few guys that I personally know:Ron Parasole with Parasole Properties, Phil Kolatis with Kolatis Enterprises, and @Marc Winter with Landmark Property Management.

I am a newly married 21 year old college graduate currently working as the Inventory Manager for a local sewing business called Martelli Enterprises.

However, if there weere an enterprising someone out there that has a mortgage license, is bonded, insured, and can underwrite for PMI, now that seller financed notes are more farmalized, it might be possible to implement such a program, but to date, no, pretty sure of it.

I imagine there is ton of opportunity to continue this little enterprise all through elementary school since kids cannot get enough sugar, ever.

A one time mess up by a kid, or a criminal enterprise(???)

I have no problem with enterprising and hard-working people coming to my town to reduce my cost of various services, such as cleaning my home, landscaping my yard, etc.And finally, I think the comparison to other countries having stricter identification rules is not a good one.

Originally posted by wheelhouse:Vikram's argument is to maximize return and then move on to the next strategy.Perhaps...but his argument is ALSO that you are an amateur if you divert your focus from a singular enterprise.