Find an accountant who has clients in that industry and have them go through the disclosed financials with a fine toothed comb.

3) As a final nail in the coffin, "waiting for bank to accept and previous buyer to terminate."

Two days before closing my agent did a final walkthroughTHE NUMBERSI tried to include the most accurate numbers, but don’t hold it against me if I messed up a few calculations!

That said, I'm sure someone on BP can talk through how they got the one-in-a-thousand deal using that tactic.You aptly point out that there is a fine line.  

Of course I only agreed with those who thinks that this is a fine deal.

I am a young 26 year old college student, who is a finance major, with about $500 to start with.

As a Finance Director at a soon to be IPO tech company, every set of numbers I analyzed told me the same story...sell the building.

I have a finance background, I've been day trading for over 7 years now.

You'll figure out pretty quickly what *can* be fixed and what can't if you're looking for a final sale price (including some margin) of $40K.

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