I just wrote uncle some nice big fat checks yesterday so I think I am over the heardle and my commercial bank here IN Oregon will finance my personal residence no problem.. but they finance it like a commercial property 6% and I want one of those 4% loans... :)....

Weekly Update 4/20-4/26 Last week I was starting to think I would be reporting a fat "goose egg" for my weekly update but then Friday afternoon I got another text from wholesaler #1 letting me know he tied one up and later I got a phone call from him on another house that he was trying to get locked up for quite some time, but the seller was pretty set at 10k higher than what he was offering him.

Would help if I didnt fat finger spelling Partner* in the title!

One I may be able to fix flip and still sell at about 70-75 percent for a quick fat profit.

I am 55 and fat.

I asked him if he had any clue why he was asked to leave and he started saying I don't give a "F". At

I started to notice that all the successful people I'd read about or even knew in real life had persistence as a character trait.I had to remember that what i focus on is what I get so i would focus on my craft and I would self talk my way through the challenges.In fact one of the most difficult things that I encounter these days is when I see a big fat deal and it falls through the cracks.

Getting fat, on skinny deals"???

(Corporate taxes are due the 15th day of the third month after the end of the corporation's elected tax year.)Otherwise, COGS formula is -Beginning Inventory + Inventory Additions - Ending inventoryYou are in your first year of business, so beginning inventory is a big fat zero.Your purchase of flip 1, plus all associated costs, plus purchase of house 2 and all associated costs, are your inventory additions.Your ending inventory is house 2 and all associated costs.For purposes of inventory, every utility bill, contractor bill, permit bill, material bill... is all part of inventory.

What a big fat lie that was.