35k profit, if profit wasn't taxed...Originally posted by @Jeff Cagle:There was absolutely no juice in this from the start, even if the OP hit his projections.

That would be a problem.But as long as the grass is cut, trash is put out, and junk doesn't pile up outside, I agree with the majority - let him stew in his juices.

Is the Juice worth the Squeeze?

Once you can no longer control your own destiny is the juice worth the squeeze?

This is a problem I found with virtual wholesaling and a reason why I chose to switch to belly-to-belly.

Sure, I miss Genesee Beer, the Distillery, Sticky Lips, Amerks games and all the people walking in Brighton on the Sabbath, but juice is worth the squeeze regarding moving from Roch to Raleigh.A few pros:  (1)  Lower State Income taxes, (2)  Healthier and more diverse job opportunities (higher pay and opportunities for advancement as a whole), (3)  BBQ - I won't step foot in my favorite BBQ joint the Dinosaur in Rochester since that Commie George Soros purchased a stake. 

Have Gwen photoshop the pot belly heater to be burning logs.I would have painted the porch ceilings sky blue but maybe only adjust the color to look more sky again in photoshop.

In stimulus era, these tech companies added fat to keep the juice flowing.

In the end, the juice isn't worth the squeeze.  

Mike, that's much like any franchise, that they have money, not only to pay the fees but not go belly up casting a cloud over the blue sky, then they need to be excited and excitable, follow instructions and perform in the manner adopted by the franchise as a lose cannon can sink the ship. :)