Good luck getting blood from a stone.You should have done due diligence, not doo doo diligence.Doh.

They need skin/blood in game or human nature occurs. 

There was a lot of blood, sweat and tears along the way, but it really made it ours.

It also forms the basis for what you feel the fair and reasonable purchase price should be compared to the asset value you think you can create after you buy it.Conducting pro forma analysis in this way employs but mitigates any sales "puffery" that may be in play and, speaking personally, allows me to maintain my blood pressure at a healthy level.

My father has successfully run his own traveling retail jewelry store for the last 30 years, so entrepreneurial blood runs through my veins.I studied business management with an emphasis in strategy/entrepreneurship at the University of Colorado-Boulder, completing my degree in 7 semesters in December 2018.

And, you probably should have a blood test to check for lead exposure.  

They will be like sharks with blood in water to lend you money at outrageous rates for short terms in the hope that something happens so you can't pay them back so they can foreclose on your property. 

I hope this means that our troops can come home soon way too much blood shed and families dismantled by the losses experienced in this war...

A guy just prints a business card and he's in business.Places like NACHI, NAHI, ect. are all just blood money...

Just wanted to give my fellow investors some words of inspiration as given to to me by a seasoned Investor years ago, who told mt to "Buy when there's blood in the streets" (I think this current market fits the bill), and to "control money from the grave" (estate planning).I AM REAL ESTATEI am the basis of all wealth, the heritage of the wise, the thrifty and prudent.