Pretty common, in fact.

So i shelled out the money for the courses and bootcamps (which wasn't bad at all because they have a financing program). 1 week after that event, i had marketing campaigns in place, the phone ringing, and deals coming in.

Most likely is that the person(s) know why they were shut down - most common is either consistent trolling or spamming or a concerted effort to push a product/products outside the marketplace, often trying to be sneaky such as talking about "Hey, what do you think about SEYED KAPITOLL" when they are really shills for such organization.

I think it has to do with the fact that I have paid my dues in the school of hard knocks and am now able to move on an idea with lightning speed.I'm always open to calls about anything I always answer my own phone for now but I'm sure in the very near Future I will be neeeding 3 to 4 secretaries to screen my calls.

We have a phone we call the BAT PHONE.

Once on the phone say, "Mr.

I prequalify people on the phone, which weeds out a ton of "investors" who think every FSBO ad is something they can steal.

On the other hand, the business owner, who hires employees (property managers, contractors, etc) to do the work for them, comes back to find their business more profitable than when they left.Mike does his own PM, repairs, etc. etc. which creates a situation in that if he is not there, there is no one to answer the phone call about the exploded water heater at 2am.

More common in commercial loans, with bank approval.Lots of people talk about doing subject to property buys.

To answer the original post, would these questions even be posed if a uniform or commonly used Operating Agreement were adopted in a new or existing LLC?