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pigsteak wrote:"And for christs sake, should you happen to be an attractive female, the guys from Lexington will ALL want to climb with you."

so what's your point?

we like to climb with the ugly ones in louisville - as long as she has a nice personality and ain't one of those DL3 deals. (DL3 = dude look like a lady)

They're all gonna laugh at you!

(One day you'll laugh too.)

bryan wrote:

I have a hard time believing that you can pay it off in three years. Why would someone get rid of a business that makes $300,000 anually after overhead and taxes. That is more than most physicians or indian chiefs. Plus your own crag. Sounds fishy. I would have to see the books before I believed this.

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That's exactly what I thought. Pretty darned questionable why someone would give up a $300K a year return on an under a mil investment.

ZSpider

pigsteak wrote:

buy torrent and then pay off the southern region with the inflow...

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BWAHAHA! Good one, pigsteak.

ZSpider

Paul3b wrote:

can't buy senses of humor at the shell anymore i guess.

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I read your post. It might be humorous, but it's nothing you intended.

ZSpider

Zspider wrote:Paul3b wrote:

can't buy senses of humor at the shell anymore i guess.

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I read your post. It might be humorous, but it's nothing you intended.

ZSpider

i'd like to know exactly how you became the authority on what i did or did not intend.

quit being so predictable..

Hmm, I am familiar with Paul3b's personality and his post was humorous...as he intended. Sometimes things are exactly as they seem.

There are no girls that climb from Louisville, what are you talking about, KD?

Hate to drag this thread back to its original topic after it's already been hijacked, but if anyone of you is seriously interested in this buy, you don't need any money at all. You just need a loan from the bank. It gets collateralized against the property and business itself, then the business makes its own payments on the mortgage. All *you* need is some due diligence and a little business sense.

kato, are you a banker? serious question, as I am currently in the process of getting a loan for another business venture. we were asked for our personal tax returns and to sign a promissory note, even though it is a S corp that will be running. (it has assets already)

seems the bank likes a bit of hard earned cash from the owners to show they are serious about the venture. I know of few banks (or zero) willing to loan 100% of the asking price...the last thing the bank wants is a foreclosed property to resale.

just curious where I can get a loan without any money. if you know of a cheaper way, PM me.