I would keep them sealed in a container in my basement till the day I die before getting rid of the remains! 

It goes on to say that seller shall have 30 days to fix title if if the title shall contain any exceptions etc. or I can break the contract and get my deposit back (I think.

Do most of you work only if you have this agreement or are you also willing to just work with someone as a customer?  

Those are just a few basic questions that have nothing to do with returns or numbers and everything to do with how you are going to be treated.One more tip - if the customers they give you all give really good testimonials, call the company back and ask for a customer who has had issues.  

South side management is a little more hands on intensive so it is tougher to make and keep a profit consistently because you can only charge your customers back so much before they are no longer your customers.  

I highly recommend that you check out ALL of the BP podcasts because they contain a lot of valuable and insightful information that will help you expand your business.

Understanding your customer, just like anything else, is the most important thing.

A cemetery meets all those aspects, the down side for owners is that tenants won't ever cut their grass, so there is maintenance.Wasn't talking about the cemetery set for the Walking Dead, sounds like a party to me.Investors need to think outside the box, long term use, where customer expectations are low, high demand = higher price for available space. :)  

With value pricing, the emphasis is first placed on the customer and the value each project will add (if it can be quantified).

Foreclosures are where we got our start, and we will certainly never abandon those customers.