I've done a good job asking anyone who contacts me how they found me, and even what search phrases they used. 

I started out working intense physical jobs and eventually put myself through school; I have just finished completing my associates degree in business administration, which is how I was able to work my way up and out of production. 

Great job so far on tackling the debt. 

He has no full time job etc.

He thought he was offering me great job security but from my view point he just wanted to totally rip me off and work me to death for peanuts.

How often do you have to visit the job site to ensure project is on schedule?

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But it got the job done!

Milking an easy paycheck cause I could in a job that didn’t fulfill me. 

What if things change after closing, i.e. change in job, death in the family and you no longer will use the property as you primary residents.