Being a small business owner myself ~ and putting myself in your bosses shoes.1)  He isn't paying you to run your outside investments.  

The sellers doesn't want you tying up their property and missing out on a more qualified buyer coming along and then getting only 200 bucks.  

As for getting started, I would recommend following in the shoes of someone you meet at a networking event who is already successful.

This document is a secondary source, but outlines the impact of this taxation on various tax-exempt organizations, tying together many sections of the IRS code in doing so.IRS Publication 598Here are the key points: The tax applies to tax-exempt entities, including IRA and 401k plans The tax is assessed when

If you tie up the property with a contract and it's a really good deal they will be more than willing to give you more money than what the bank is asking.

In marketing always put yourself in the shoes of the audience.

What would you do in my shoes?

Hey all,I'm new to the REI world, and I'm looking for advice on what you would do if you were in my shoes.

Please advise as I did not want to leave you hanging.My question is do I take her advice and submit a full offer just to tie it up?  

The housewife with a shoe fetish can discharge.