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  1. 2 points
    Liquid assets? I have plenty of those sitting around --
  2. 2 points
    Damn the church bus looks like Jarrods new ride on shipping wars lol . Nice work on all .
  3. 1 point
    I woke this morning limping around, seems I shot myself in the foot on this deal. Oh and no Mrs. Jay, seems I am not the nicest person to live with but my dogs love me
  4. 1 point
    There are multiple ways to price things. 1 way to help on some projects you can use http://www.thesignexpert.com/TheSignExpert.com/Sign_Business_Free_RTA_Vinyl_Price_Calculator.html for a base line another a lot seem to use is length +width / 2. For example I was recently having a hard time pricing a bigger then normal (for me) job. I decided to do the quotes both those ways then since they were a lot different, I went with the medium of the 2. But regions are different and since I cant see where your from, I dont know what will work for you.
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    I frequently search here, hence why I've only 30 odd postings. 99% of the time I find what I'm looking for using the search function. Don't assume that people with a low 'post count' only visit to post a question, I only ask a question if all else fails
  6. 1 point
    When you think Chevy you think bowtie symbol but has that symbol really have to do with cars? But it is memorable and built brand recognition.
  7. 1 point
    Huge Dave Ramsey Fan here as well.. Basically OW has the right concept to it just depends it would be 3 times the annual income AFTER you can pay someone to run it though. You dont want to spend three years of income at the chance of owning a job that would be silly. Pretty much what I am saying is if your selling a business that you have to work 60 hours a week in and have zero employees but make 60k a year that business would be worth the market value of the equipment your selling realistically because who says that the guy who buys the business can operate the business like you do and who wants to work 60 hours a week for 60k,... not me. If your business has 4 employees pays you 60k a year to run it and you clear a % of profits at the end of the year as well then that business has a much higher selling value and will attract guys with deep pockets who like to buy business's. Then again the old concept my dad always taught me is its worth as much someone will pay for it lol... those are just some general guidelines to get you in the ballpark.
  8. 1 point
    I never understood the rationale especially in small business. It's nearly impossible determine the rate of return customers especially after an ownership change. In corporate business I'm sure it's more valuable because they don't know ownership personally. In small business its nearly impossible because customers associate the owner with the quality of work or service. As far as a calculation there are different methods. I think the value method is most popular. But I couldn't tell you a sure fire method. I believe the formulas widely vary based on multiple factors. Good luck
  9. 1 point
    I liked it because of how the G fit into the handle part of the scissors
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    From my dealings with the sheriff's in South Carolina they would prefer you shot the bad guy dead. Deputy told me there is less paperwork if there's only 1 side to the story. Got to agree with Dan on the knife to a gun fight, if you pull a knife on me you will never do it to anyone again.