Now it's Feb 2018, operating debt, (and Dad) is paid back and we're actually a legitimate business that is finally growing.The motivation behind quitting my job was that I realized I was taking a paycheck but wasn't able to dedicate my brain to what I was being paid to do.

There are legitimate reasons to back out of a contract.

AirBnB and VRBO units near sports venues and convention centers are suffering, but my friends with ski condos, mountain cabins and units near Moab (AKA 4X4 Heaven) have had record bookings since June. 

It is very rough and legitimately no better than a "D" caliber area, though being closer to St.

I really would like my first purchase to be a great legitimate deal.

Since we are just mom and pop operators, seems like the safer route to go would be to get a more legitimate roofer that is prepared to get his own license rather than rent someone else’s.By the way, why wouldn’t someone just get their own license?

The program is legitimate, however they are very slow in processing.

There are definitely a lot of deals to be had in the market - sometimes there are so many you don't know if all of them are actually legitimate.

It's probably fair to say that title insurance is wildly overpriced, even if it provides a legitimate service.

You would have better results by renting a car from Hertz or Avis and then re-renting the car to an Uber driver.Does that sound like a legitimate business plan?