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hi guys sean fox here so this is a fun
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video we're going to be talking about
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aggressive investment strategies how to
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really get your teeth into it if you do
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want to be throwing a bit of risk around
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and then what do i do this one's close
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enough to my investment strategy
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so sean we've spoken about some
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different investment strategies in
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previous videos focused on people who
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are a little bit more conservative
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at times in their lives where it pays to
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be a little
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lower risk let's talk about crazy town
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investment strategies what does it look
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like to get investment aggressive
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so this is me this is where i put my
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money or i go pending around so
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what you want to do here still always be
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safe get an accountant to look over
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everything that's number one
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but this is where you can get active in
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the market this is where you go looking
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for things to invest in you let people
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know hey i'm investing does anybody know
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of anybody who's looking for any money
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number one say that
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now things that you want to go and look
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for things that i look for i look for
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active things to get involved in and if
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you're
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looking for an aggressive strategy
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you're looking for big return
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within there so let's go look for some
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big ticket items mines
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i invest in so many mines i love them
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you know if you're trying to try and
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make a lot of money go buy a piece of a
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gold mine you know it does take
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a bit longer for that thing to to
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produce but a great place to put it in
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because the thing coming out of the
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ground is money if you get in early and
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i'm not talking going and buying shares
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on a in a company that's about to list a
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pre-ipo
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everybody seems to know somebody who has
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a gold mine i'm telling you as soon as
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you start asking
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they're going to come out of the
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woodwork and so you just want to make
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sure find someone else who knows minds a
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little bit
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make sure that you know that it's a
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viable sort of place to go into but
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if you're coming in early to pay for
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what's called a joke report which is an
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international standard report
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that can cost a couple hundred thousand
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so if you come in and put in say
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a hundred thousand dollars into this
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there's nothing stopping you from asking
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for 20 ownership of that mine so you can
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imagine what that would produce you for
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a hundred thousand dollars early on
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later on so this is where you get
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aggressive because you're getting in pre
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you're making people take your money who
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weren't otherwise possibly looking for
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it before
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another great one is and i've mentioned
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this before about investing in people's
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businesses
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go get aggressive with that go and go
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and find people who
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either emotionally you've heard before
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want to start business for themselves or
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you've identified
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that they would do so good at running
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their own business and not working for
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someone else and say hey
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i'm going to put up the money and i'll
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go halves in that business with you
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now to do these things you have to be
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active you want to be getting monthly
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reports you want to get your accountants
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to look over everything you want to be
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if you're investing in a friend to start
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a business
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you want to be in control of the
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accounts and the money so don't be lazy
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if you're going to have this strategy
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you've got to be super active
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in what you're doing so you've given me
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some great ideas there some doors i can
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knock on
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uh talk to me about what sort of returns
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i you gave me kind of a bit of an answer
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there but i've heard this phrase 10x
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what does 10x mean what does that look
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like
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in terms of real numbers oh absolutely
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so if you look at
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your hairdresser and he's your best
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friend you know he's just amazing what
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he does he doesn't have the money to
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start up um
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you know his own hair salon to start one
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up is really cheap you think about it
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it's just
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the the rent on the building you never
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buy the building you just want to lease
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it so it's the rent on the building it's
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the bond it's equipping out the
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equipment and there's not that much
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equipment involved in it there's not no
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real specialty sort of you know chairs
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or anything they're all pretty basic
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let's say it cost you 50 000 to go and
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set up you've also then got your monthly
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costs going on
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but if you've got 10 hairdressers in
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there you're going to be making about 30
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000 maybe forty thousand dollars a week
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if you own half of that business and you
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gotta pay your wages et cetera out of
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there but you're still now looking
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through the year that's ten times in
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your investment you'll make your money
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back
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in six months so it's small things like
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that so anyone can do that everybody
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gets their hair cut everybody you know
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knows knows a friend who's got some sort
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of business
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uh so there are amazing returns
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available i'm hearing you have to be
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active and get out of there and actually
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do something about this this is not a
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passive strategy
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talk to me about protecting yourself i
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imagine you can lose that entire hundred
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grand and you
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quite possibly will what are some of the
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things you can do to make that
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less likely so number one assume that
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you've probably lost it
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okay so this is when you're aggressive
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and you can only afford to lose that
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money
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that's within this assume it's probably
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last but then try and protect it as much
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as possible
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with uh obviously in the scenario we're
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investing in a physical business
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or someone you control the bank accounts
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control of the money flows in and out
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you're active you're touching based on
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that business every month
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you sit down and go through the accounts
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together very nice and simple
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also get all of your contracts drawn up
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just go and see a lawyer or an
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accountant you know partnership
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agreements things like that so that
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there is no sort of arguing later on who
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owns what
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and who's responsible for where with the
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minds as well look see if you can get
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some security uh there's a good chance
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that they might give you security over
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some personal property but if not you're
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most definitely getting shares issued to
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you
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and you're getting a contract for that
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money put it in as a loan contract
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against the actual
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the asset and the assets the land and
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the reports that sit in there so get an
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accountant
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a good accountant if you can find one
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and just ask them to go hey how do we
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make this a little bit safer
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and my strategy is always ask for a
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little bit more than they're probably
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willing to give
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in the way of security because you never
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know and you've got a little bit of give
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all right cool
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uh i think again my brain is kind of
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overwhelmed here a little bit but i'll
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ask this question i've heard the phrase
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due diligence what does that mean in
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this context ah
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research like you've got to do your
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research and not just you this is why i
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keep coming back to the account and you
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want a professional to look stuff over
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don't don't get a financial planner get
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a lawyer an accountant but an accountant
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is going to be cheaper and
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probably a little bit more savvy when it
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comes to
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a whole different gamut of things
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whereas lawyers can be very specific
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so do due diligence get as much info as
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possible
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and then make an informed decision based
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on the material for those of you who'd
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like to find out more please visit us
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online at seanfox.net we'll see you
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