Business cards, domain name, company logo, company name, entity type, perfect contract, perfect mailing piece, investor discount - all pretend obstacles new investors tell themselves are necessary tasks to be accomplished before doing what actually makes money - making offers.

Haha thank you @Andrew Johnson, I think one of the unique things about Mammoth is it's proximity to Yosemite so it gets consistent, year round traffic.

I might be in a unique predicament and thought to reach out here:I am wrapping up a co-owned 203k project that had some large surprises during construction and, now, is over budget and we need more money to finish the job.

To add to that they were certain it would not appraise as a lender had informed the broker this is a "unique property and will be very hard to appraise" (It's two separate buildings on one parcel of land).

In fact being a guide gave me access to even more unique opportunities. 

Not only do you get the first audio book for free, you can listen to it when you are driving to work, working out or any other task that would normally be boring.

Makes for nice task lighting area by area, requiring no electrical.

Any given contract will have its own unique clauses, and will spell out many of the contingencies he may be concerned about.

I'm planning on talking about the opportunity (size of the market), my skills and why I would be able to bring a unique value to the industry and also how much I need and what I would do with it and how much money I think that I would make in the first year. 

Tony Robbins speaks about this often as well to reward yourself immediately after completing a desired task.