I want my kids to see money and the world differently that I did growing up.

But I would also tell you, that I crms are pretty lousy in general, and it seems that even the most popular applications fall short for many people most of the time.If I were in your shoes, I would definatly make myself aware of what was out there, and then ask myself if the cost was worth learning to "play in someone else's playground".Then I would tell you to explore the possibility of developing your own.

No one is to "cash out" from any assistance.Thriowing in a bit more, as options are popular.

Inside a company all that is included in your operating agreement or in a loan relationship you have to simply pay them off to get a satisfaction and remove their lien.The best deal for you, is the one which involves the lesser amount of your assets being pledged and maintains your autonomy to continue to grow and operate your business in a manner which attracted them to you in the first place.

You're money did a bit of the work, but most of the profit was probably through not charging for your labor.Year 2, you gained more knowledge in the industry and got a raise on your time and earned a good ROI.At the end of year 3, the amount you can earn on your labor stops growing so quickly, so it is very hard to double 500k.

I also like books like think and grow rich.

In southern California, stucco has always been popular, with alot of the architecture coming from the California mission style.

I am all for innovative strategies, especially if it helps grow and scale profits.

There are HUNDREDS of such systems on the internet, but something about Wordpress made it hugely popular.

Right now I plan on growing my business with subject to, lease options, & seller financing deals.