It has been my life's mission to help people.

It takes your focus off mission statement.

I am thinking I may tweak the letter to focus more on our core mission, but still in the testing phase. 

I have a mission to find a seat as close to the front as possible and I manage to get one at the table right in front of the panel (It was an "ask the expert" night).

And some of their flips don't sell and are placed into rental service, so have that possibility as your Plan "B".There's another investor who flipped a house I had my eye on in Mission Viejo, but the house was structurally compromised by non-permitted floor plan changes.

Before real estate I was a college dropout that had just returned from a 2 year Mormon mission to Southern Brazil.

The most important thing in a name is that is easily recognizable and gets across the mission easily.

I'm going to be at the monthly SDCIA meeting tomorrow at 5:30 in Mission Valley.

We will either stop purchasing or sell properties at the high end of the apartment real estate cycle and adjust accordingly with other commercial properties to insure we maintain a positive cash flow and stay ahead of the competition.Mission Statement: Our mission is to purchase & hold structurally sound apartment/commercial buildings in the Virginia, Maryland and DC area that are poorly managed and that are in need of minor cosmetic repairs.

I am in Mission Viejo and can meet at a Starbucks.