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Thorney Gibson
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  • Bel Air, MD
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Thorney Gibson
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
Posted

I'm not sure this is the right area to post, if not please move. 

What is everyone's thought on this. A person approaches you to invest. They have some cash to start and have a couple thousand dollars each month to invest. However they had a bankrupsty approx 1.4years ago.  Would you invest with them? If no, why? If yes, why and how would you make a deal happen? I don't think they can be on a loan for a few years because of this.

Thanks

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