Don't throw all your money into something that's not guaranteed to work out

Just throwing some caution into the wind when leasing a property. 

Not all the properties were lost, but the remaining assets did not throw off any more dividends, and some big sharks started to circle, whose names you would probably recognize. 

Honestly, those numbers you are throwing out there seem quite inexpensive. 

I'm certainly not trying to throw water on your fire but have you dug into the Beaufort market?

I want to throw this out to the community to see if anyone would have some local expertise to know if market conditions should warrant a request for seller credit or break the contract. 

It simply is something that states that the business is in good standing with the state authorities.OPERATING AGREEMENT OR BYLAWS: This is the document that usually throws investors for a loop as most LLCs (Operating Agreement) and S-Corps (Bylaws) don’t have these done at formation.

When you are getting started you are throwing money away for a false sense of security. 

One of the things you want to watch out for is that you don't run out of cash money on hand to throw at problems while you own it.

Well, the book says there is a list of words on this website about that but I can't find it so I will throw it out there what do you consider your core values to be?