He asked if he could do the job including putting up the dish.

. * I've met a ton of really good people through BP and through our meetup, including a fund manager that helped buy $2 billion in distressed Korean real estate during the IMP Crisis of 1997.

This is where I have to dish out the credit to my partner 100%.  

I am partnered with a Korean Businessman shipping Fresh/Live Alaskan seafood products to Korea.

I just bought a property 3br 2.5ba, it has satellite dishes on the roof.

I rented an apartment without a dishwasher and hated every minute I had to wash dishes.

For every million dollar sale there were probably 10 people that offered similar but didn't look as solid to close.If the tech demand softens there are media/biotech/tourism/financial/Korean etc. people waiting in the wings.  

That way the 5 & 6 are fairly dished out and come at an increased rate. 

Roof repairs, caused by fallen trees, Cable Dishes on homes, natural disasters from heavy winds, can puncture that theory to pieces.

@Joshua Dorkin@Brandon TurnerSo a QR Code basically looks like this:(this is my QR Code for Kakao Talk, a popular Korean messaging app - if anyone wants to add me ^^)The messaging app allows you to scan the QR Code and then add that person.So that photo above - if someone had Kakao Talk, they could launch the app.