See if those numbers are growing year-over-year, in sales at the same pace.

Can you function well under pressure and in a fast paced environment?

This always inspires me to do something and work out, LOL, my problem is my brain doesn't know I'm older and I have a set pace running or riding.

You need to keep pace with their product.

I thought it would slow down, but it seems to be picking up pace through January.  

Hello Juan Diaz,Looks like we're threading into the next phase of unknown threshold of lower expectations.Below is my 2 cents of analysis (+/- 1 look up)Look up the two parabolic lines converging at 1, -1, (assumed to be x year, could be 2016-17, one assumed to continually hypermarket, the other losing resistance, hence at lower pace, the other is extremely serious case where it reaches its peak 1 year and a half and slowly dipping down for several years, (possible 5-8 years or more), then slowly ripples back but not much.

You have to ask yourself if you can make more money on your investment so that it can out pace your terms.

@Anthony Pace Neil Junker http://www.oconnellandassociates.com/ he is doing another one for me in upper fells.

Originally posted by @Jeremy Pace:@Gary McCauley it's 'hard' to find private money everywhere ... private money is the result of contacts and networking.  

Rates on this loan have gone up in the past year, and will likely continue ticking higher...at this pace, it won't be long before this loan hits 7%+ interest.Good / bad is that while this refund check would completely wipe out this particular loan, it'd take pretty much the entire refund check to do so.In case it helps, I have no CC debt (making this student loan the highest interest debt that we carry) & 2 car loans (one is like 2.6% and the other is like 3.5% -- so both auto loans are low interest).So...save this check to go toward my first REI venture, or get rid of this loan once and for all?