So leave the sensitive stuff for later (if ever—it’s not customary to provide that stuff in equity transactions and your debt folks are going to want current stuff or to run it themselves).Since you have experience, flaunt it.

Proms.. 

Do not collect banking or financial information and absolutely do not use an online payment service that is flaunting the law by linking to bank accounts as a means of pseudo investigations. 5.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:No one mentioned just ask the seller to give you a small prom note at 50 bucks a month with no interest.few years you get even .. and most people can afford 50 a month.My wife and i chat about this a lot.. this should easily be both brokers chipping in a little to make this work.but brokers on both sides yours and the other side won't give and inch and would rather lose the deal.. the listing agent may know he will get paid eventually probably.. 

They don't hide their mistakes or flaunt their successes.

Just keep landlording private unless the other person is also interested in real estate.I shake my head when I see Landlords driving expensive cars while visiting their properties or flaunting their luxury car collection on their social media.

I was only 17 so...celebrating my newly-acquired driver's license and shopping for prom dresses. 

Rather than hire an assistant, I'm outsourcing and they are part of that picture.Reason3: I'm vigilant about tax maneuvers, prom notes, and how S Corps, C corps and LLC's can interact for significant tax savings.

To my mind, there are few things more ridiculous, more pathetic than a Greek flaunting his money.

I’m not interested in flaunting any level of success but at the same time I do want to help others succeed and offer encouragement that financial success is achievable.