I will be moving on to other threads so will cede this thread to Bryan or anyone else who wants to pick up the ball and run with it.

It seems unpatriotic to jazz it up, sing it with a country twang, ball it out as pop, or perform it in any popular style, it is a historic piece and should be presented with reverence and respect.I think the reason everyone screws with it because they can't sing it the way it is written, it is difficult.I would rather hear it performed by one of the military choirs with proper accompaniment, say the Marine Band and choir.

I have never been able to do this until now and I am ready to get the ball rolling.I am not 100% sure how or where I want to start.

All in all to me a 'Campaign' is a tracking exercise to answer those questions when 'Marketing' Sorry if I offended any of you :mrgreen:

I could exercise it, but since he is working on a home with profits over $250K I don't want the smaller venture to negatively impact the larger venture.

The frames are so bad that I understand they check them by hitting the frame with a ball peen hammer and if it penetrates through the frame, they buy it back if the customer will buy a new one.

I don't like debt and reasoned that it was OK in this instance because we could pay it off as soon as we sold our home (we have significant equity in the home).So, I'm simply trying to understand how to properly view this short term debt that resulted from exercising my line-of-credit on our personal residence.

If the multiunit property is something along the lines of a large condominium complex / large apartment 30 unit complex, then the ball game seems to be a little different (But i cannot say, I'm not in the apartment / condominium complex game)Based on some experience I have, if it's something as of a duplex / SFR style multi unit, you can probably do it yourself (even if it's a couple hours away).3.

@Eric Bilderback Thanks for taking the ball and running with it. 

I already had miserable credit, thanks to that unfortunate 9-ball semester sophomore year out in Missouri.