At the time we did it, it seemed like a good idea and we had a noble plan that I really believe would have worked out for us had things turned out differently.

Quote from @Kerry Noble Jr: what city in indiana? 

Originally posted by @Kerry Noble Jr:simply put......their "why" isnt strong enough........I just dove in wholesaling.....because my "Why" was so strong....... 

People whine and protest a bit, but thank God and our ancestors for the sacrifices they made to make our country great.

But you are taking the hard road to the heights; the path of a noble aspiration, a titanic will.

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@Julie Marquez I just recently read "The Richest Man In Babylon" and it doesn't necessarily talk about the issues you're having, I'm sure there's better books on the matter, but it gives you a deep understanding of the roots of money and the ways our ancestors made it work for them.

Gaston and Cleveland: the future of U.S. lithium mining, productionWhen Randy Hastings looks off into his property off Aderholdt Road in northwest Gaston County, where his ancestors settled more than 150 years ago, he sees a rural paradise where he and his family can fish, farm, and do as they please.But Hastings, 68, and his family will likely have to leave their home place once a 1,200-acre lithium mine made of several open pits takes shape just south of the Lincoln County line in the coming years.Piedmont Lithium, a lithium mining startup that recently signed a deal with American electric car manufacturer Tesla, was founded in 2016 by Taso Arima and geologist Lamont Leatherman.Leatherman graduated from Lincolnton High School and found an interest in geology after studying at Appalachian State University, where he graduated from in 1988.Since then, Leatherman, now a resident of British Columbia, Canada, has worked for several international companies mining for iron ore, gold, and other metals.In 2009, Leatherman attended a conference in Toronto that would pique his interest in lithium.

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Quote from @Kerry Noble Jr: are you sending them to the owners address or the property address?