I am currunetly booked right now to go attend the austin real estate training seminar I'm looking for someone to go with me thats wants to learnThe toal cost of the tickets was 197 IK already paid 100 but i still owe them one hundred more so I'm looking for a partner to pay the other hundred this is a three day seminar the first day is finding the properties the second day is funding and the last day is selling so I know its gonna be awesomeHit me up by 2/2 so i can get your name and email and get you signed up

Of course with my first one my scariest thought is not thinking of a big ticket item. 2) A good timeline of construction.Any help or advice would be great!!

I even have an extra ticket.

. § The Treasury Department has signaled they will not tolerate “loopholes” and they are working to broaden the base of those who must comply with the end goal of including every business that deals with big-ticket transactions or any other transaction where larger amounts of money change hands. § An unstated, but underlying goal, is to track all cash movement in the United States so as to also ferret out and destroy any underground economy that exists in the United States in order to collect taxes on monies currently going unreported.

Yonkers most likely wants your name to contact you themselves and ask you to remove the signs or ticket/fine you.  

I've been told several times that my best bet is to reach out and see if there is anybody in my local area that would be willing to meet up.Next weekend I will be attending a three day Fortune Builders workshop in Philadelphia and I have an extra ticket for anybody who has the desire to attend.I'm really anxious to get started because I already have a couple cash buyers that want to buy some properties.John Paul Kilduff II

What happens if a big ticket item occurs during the first year?  

However, to go out and just buy something for $1,000 hoping it works out knowing only what you have read or heard...you might as well spend it on lotto tickets. 

Usually it's a case of beer, or tickets to a Cardinals game, but never cash.

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