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    Would you rather have $1,000,000 or $50,000 per year cashflow?

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    Yeah, look at this guys website: click here It looks very outdated. :0) He must be "fake" too.....call him, he's probably not at his desk neither.
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    Would you rather have $1,000,000 or $50,000 per year cashflow?

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    The next step is to find a company to buy. The issue you will run into is, competing with investment bankers and large Private Equity Firms. They have deep pockets and can write a check, when you're going to use a vast array of financial instruments to acquire the business. So the goal is to...
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    Would you rather have $1,000,000 or $50,000 per year cashflow?

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    Are you kidding me? This is not the kind of business in which people find you online. This is a business of connections and referrals. No one in the deal community cares about websites. That's how small business works my friend. Business Growth Strategies by C.L. Webb, this guy here has done...
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    Would you rather have $1,000,000 or $50,000 per year cashflow?

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    Ok Jack. Have fun.
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    Would you rather have $1,000,000 or $50,000 per year cashflow?

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    Just so you know, I've been a investment banker for 15 years and I have spent my entire career doing Mergers and Acquisitions as well as raising capital and doing leveraged buyouts. Now, I do my own deals. website removed. is my firm. Feel free to call me anytime........ during business hours...
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    Would you rather have $1,000,000 or $50,000 per year cashflow?

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    Lots of people lose their shirts based on potential and the future. Pay for profits not potential. So on that note, just based on what you've provided, yes, I would sell it and buy a much bigger company. Roll several into the first company you bought and cash out after 3 years. Believe me...
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    Fastlane 4-Hour-Work-Week Business Questions

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    I agree with this.
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    Would you rather have $1,000,000 or $50,000 per year cashflow?

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    Can you run a hundred million dollar company?
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    For all of you "old heads" on the forum. It's never too late....

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    Mr. Lucas started his business at 47. His estimated net worth is $200-$250 million. He's 70 now but hey, better late than never. Forrest Lucas on how he started Lucas Oil Products - Feb. 16, 2012
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    How Old Were You?

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    Good attitude. Great way of thinking.
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    How Old Were You?

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    It's in my blood for sure. I used to sell all of my toys that I got for Christmas. I would barely play with them, than after the Christmas hoopla faded away, I would take them to school and start wheeling and dealing. I would buy candy from the candy store on my way to school and sell it to...
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    What makes it so expensive?

    I think the term "start up" is Vogue now. People love to say "I just launched a start-up and I'm talking to VC firms". They're in love with the idea of the "start up" more so than the actual start up. Another word wannbe start up entrepreneurs like is "launched".
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    I Will Earn $200,000 in the Next 6 Months & Give You a Blow by Blow Account

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    I seriously doubt if you will. Based on your "plan", you're still in the slow lane. As a matter of fact, you have not pulled out of the driveway. You're still in the house searching for the road map because you have no idea where you're going at this point. To hit that number in 6 months, you...
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    Working at a 9-5, kind of insulting experience today. How would YOU react?

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    I agree 100%. If I was his boss he would be fired. He doesn't deserve to have a job. He's insulted by the guy who's helping him fund his project. That's laughable. The OP needs to get some perspective.
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