:crying:I'll do my best to nail the ones I can...but considering I'm relatively new too, don't take it as set in stone:1.

I don't think a DIY business card would throw a sale because of the quality of my product and services are what brings the customers to me in the first place.So I guess basically I'm saying being polished and professional is good, but it doesn't matter if you can't deliver where it really matters.

I took my check, got in my truck, and as I was just about ready to leave I noticed he had a brand new "for rent" sign he was nailing to the tree.

And he is right on the nail with it..

And because its not very thick it will be brittle.Typically in these cases what I do is get a few wire mesh sheets (3 x 5) and nail it to the floor.

We are giving you an analysis on the numbers alone and you are fighting us tooth and nail.

You will be the owner with carry costs and no exit nailed down.Eyes open when driving in a dark tunnel.John Corey

Pounding nails for a rehab, being a bird dog and a few other things are impossible at a distance.

In your shoes I'd take a hard look at knocking down the leverage preferably through shedding more than a couple of them.Oh, and as for your friend, go to a BK attorney .I can tell you what the BK attorney will say, it's a deriviative of the old saying; "when your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail".Toss your buddy overboard, save yourself.all cash

By constant hammering only can you entirely drive the nail into the wall or a plank.