@David Fritch We are still mulling over the details, I think we will reach an agreement, he wants to do it a slightly different way basically we agree on payment amounts for two years then I owe him the final amount, he's actually structuring the deal to be pretty beneficial for both of us.

I went years with no diagnosis until I finally found a talented neurologist who correctly diagnosed it and sent me off to a psychiatrist for treatment.I got a cocktail of meds which kept the seizures at bay effectively and included sleeping pills.  

The company takes a cut of the final referral payment, which I don't mind giving up since they automate the whole process.   

I recently ordered a list of 4000 absentee owners names and addresses from mellissa data and im hoping some one can shed some light on what step I need to take.

Here is where it really gets bad.End of first year, you are out:The original cash in the deal                 $6000Negative cash flow for 12 months            960TOTAL LOSS in 1st year                      $6960TOTAL LOSS after 2nd year               $7920TOTAL LOSS after 3rd year               $5040 (seller loan paid off)TOTAL LOSS after 4th year               $2160TOTAL Profit after year 5                  $  720 (Finally....Positive cash flow)Sorry, I don't see it.  

I'm happy that things are finally moving the right direction for me after everything that has transpired, and now that I have the freedom of not working for anyone else, I'm looking forward to growing my business over the coming years.Cheers everyone, and thanks for reading!

They will place a sled mounted data node antenna on the roof, we will supply electricity. 

I'm wondering if that can be a good business idea, as the final price should be lower than the market price, and they could be sold for profit. 

I explained in my cover letter how I came up with my number and stated that all of these people paid 6% to an agent/broker on their final sale price.  

Finally, a friend of mine recommended Rich Dad Poor Dad and it caused a paradigm shift the way I thought.