The last thing I would want if I owned a resturant, would be formy waiters hitting my customers up for other business deals.One of the last people I would trust with my real estate investments would be someone who could not make a living in real estate and worked as a waiter at a resturant.....bar tender maybe...LOL!

I always had so many customers that paid for it, but then never really took the info and used it to their advantage, even when all the answers were sitting right there in front of their face.

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The contractor doesn't want to get stuck with custom fabricated products.

The key to successful business is repeat customers, so if a new and improved course can't get you back in the door gues what can and will "surely" get you over that fear hump a MENTOR buy one now!!!

All pics are stock photos, BUT their websites look professional, corporate, custom, clean, and solid.

Our CPA tells us we are one of his most organized customers.

Hi Tom,These areas you've mentioned all have Point of Sale and rental registration/occupancy licensing requirements that can be pretty tricky to navigate (and will often require a lot of cash up front to be held into escrow/pay for repairs).  

Once I understood to open a business to provide for the customer, everything changed.

Rule of thumb - if calls are not returned within 24 hours - you have lost a possible client or customer. 2.