Blinds were shipped to my door, quality was good and they're now installed with only minimal cursing on my part.

I might also buy a bunch of crap from China by the shipping container that I know I would probably use in my rentals or restaurant or could sell to business owners and store it in a large garage that I would build.

You handle alot of money but you dont make alot of money.Over seas shipping containers is a pretty nice gig, but not many like to put up with the rail yards.

There's a very small number of people capable of saving their money to build up capital to execute upon good ideas.

The only ship that won't sail is a partnership.

Right around the time the first IBM PC came out and when our friend in Redmond shipped the first version of MS-DOS.

Many wholesalers are not capable of completing a purchase using their own resources and prefer to tie up a seller's property.

I run a tight ship, properly screen tenants, maintain properties and make sure repairs are made correctly.  

The two work hand in hand to provide capabilities for consumers to be able to obtain credit on the front end while providing a system of steady liquidation and insurance for credit providers on the back end.

Also, is your company capable of doing RMLO in New Jersey?