Bill Gulley   would never consider coin operated metal shed type.. the TOUCHLESS state of the art  60 foot drive through in my mind the only way to go.. but as you state it takes some big money to get them going.

So many people have lost the art of the negotiation.

So an out of state person would not meet our criteria due to that. ie, We don't accept any type of electronic transactions, ACH or take bank checks or money orders.

Columbus also has a thriving arts and cultural scene, with numerous museums, galleries and theaters.Pros:Strong job market and growing populationLow cost of living compared to other major citiesAffordable housing prices and strong rental yieldsCons:Limited inventory and competition for desirable propertiesHigh property taxesTraffic congestion during rush hourCleveland is on the shores of Lake Erie and the second-largest city in Ohio.

Now its time to lear about the business, installing automatic gate and electronic payment system.

Hi Art - Excellent information. 

Since the age of 21, I have owned and operated the same brokerage up until I began learning what I considered illegal at one time, the art of wholesaling real estate.  

There are a lot of parks, a pretty good arts community, good restaurants, and many beautiful homes and neighborhoods.

Basically I wanted to know what books and quotes had had the greatest effect on his life to this point and here was his response on 10/8/12:“Alright, Andy, here you go.BooksThe Greatest Salesman in the World by Og MandidoI've read this one twice and it deeply impacted my thinking about success and the basic principles of success; takes 10 months to read as instructedThe 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John MaxwellI've read this one at least 3 or 4 times; phenomenal leadership teacher; I've read probably a dozen of his books Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiDeeply influenced my ideas about money, investments, and business; I've read 4 or 5 of his books and highly recommend playing his Cash Flow Game to beginning investorsThe Richest Man in Babylon by George ClasonA huge influence on my ideas about money managementThe 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen CoveyPhenomenal book about success in lifeThe Four Hour Work Week by Tim FerrisThis book is insane; a book about the balance of what wealth and lifestyle really means; this is a paradigm changerThe Millionaire Mind by Thomas StanleyExcellent research based book on what a millionaire really looks like; about consumerism and money managementHow To Win Friends and Influence People by Dale CarnegieFoundational book about people skillsThe E-Myth by Michael GerberAn excellent book about business systemsSkill With People by Les GiblinA very short and very practical book about people skillsThe Traveler's Gift by Andy AndrewsA great fiction book about success principlesThink and Grow Rich by Napoleon HillFoundational book about wealth mentalityA couple of biographies that I remember off the top of my head:Sam Walton, Made in America by Sam WaltonTrump, The Art of the Deal by Donald TrumpAnd some biographies that I don't remember the title but their general stories had profound effects on my thinking: Andrew Carnegie, Martin Luther King Jr, Teddy Roosevelt, and Mohandas Gandhi.Quotes - I've referenced ones that I've come back to over and over throughout my life."

I like that you're a reader, definitely check out this book: The Book on Flipping HousesI learned A LOT about the art of the rehab from it :) See you around.