If aren't going to operate with integrity and deliver something of value, then heck, doesn't even matter what the activity is - running a lemonade stand would get a bad name.

In addition to #2, ‘the guy’ told me I haven’t heard from him in a couple days because they were integrating a new system that would allow for faster calling.

Do business with integrity, seek advice from professionals, and do everything the legal way.

I had a track record of sales in that area and I always lead with integrity.

Adams discussed how he uses Customer Relationship Management (CRM) to integrate, organize and automate his notes business.

I understand, as it was put to me, that a lot of wholesalers don't have integrity in their work and the way they do business and this creates a negative image for wholesalers in general, is this a common thought?

I know that in REI things like this happen, but where has all the morals and integrity gone?

For example, if I have three flips under one LLC during the year, is it possible to set up a QB account for each flip and then at the end of the year integrate them for a final p&L for that LLC?  

I live in Orange County, CA, where I am the primary doctor in an Integrative medical clinic.  

Tenant = Job of a unit or a property Products successfully integrated with QB - SmartVault or SourceLink, billing solutions, Intuit Merchant Service - specially with vacation rentals, blank check stock, industry specific websites - Would love to work with bill.com, Method Integration (which gives you a web portal, and integrates with QB) and/or QuickBase.