My vote would be for family or close friends who you know and respect from earlier than your current venture.  

So it is up to you to respect or ignore them. 

The US is and should be different, respecting people's needs to have plentiful employment so they can pay for their own places to live, support their families, etc.

Also please see all the threads on other companies that were very well respected and liked for years on BP  ton of investors and now they have had to stop payments do cash calls and in some cases have lost the entire property and  wiped out the investors.. 

The martial arts helps kids in so many other respects than just the self-defense application so it's not all bad.With the arts you have to train for a very long time to take complex movements and make them part of your natural reaction process.

I certainly respect how anyone goes out and markets themself but usually we find the best plumbers/title companies/lenders/etc through other investors in our market.  

What is being offered in respect to those items?  

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Get their opinion on the property (while respecting their time.)Best of luck!

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