It's like following the kid to into the prom that carries a slide ruler, you may not get to dance for most of the songs. :)

Might think of wholesalers working underground, more like a black market, they don't flaunt what the do in front of regulators.

@Dustin DuFaultDepends on your state.. many states do not allow multi beneficiary NOtes like @Crystal Smith suggest however I do know in her state it is permissible. and In CA its commonIn Oregon it is not legal at all.So check your state regs and if multi bene is permissible then that is by far the best way to do a deal like this among friends and family.. other wise just use usecured Prom notes.

Its a bit like an odd hybrid between asking someone to prom and a job interview - you don't quite want the person who's TOO friendly, but the odd guy in the corner staring at his phone won't work either.One other note - bring a friend/partner/spouse someone else with you to meet people.

Flaunting lush lawn, a fresh designer paint scheme, and chic front door.

They certainly are not here flaunting their story, but I'm guessing it IS the majority.

When I first started out a Parent rented our Lake House for a few of her daughters friends at Prom.

We have 3 girls, (I.e. continued future expenses for cars, proms, college etc).

They also update all of our current proms or sales real time and help us increase rankings on google searches.New customers are easy since all they know is the website.

Since brokers will take just about anyone getting a license you are interviewing him for work you do but he gets a big or smaller cut, I prefer to dress like I will go to work not to a prom.