“If the rates are up 50%, we'll go interest only for five years. And basically hope in five years when the loan expires, rates will be back”
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Rob Buccini
The Macro Dirt Podcast ·
“We kept saying, when are we selling? Three to five years. And it was like a rolling goal. Until finally, we made the commitment.”
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set a rolling goal to sell the business in three to five years and only committed when truly interested
3 to 5 years
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“We call it our mission and vision dashboard ... what is the goal of the company overall? What are your quarterly goals? What is your one, three, and five-year goals?”
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Cody Sanchez
Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing ·
“He kept cutting but stopped selling. That first year, his crews went into the woods, cut the timber, and stacked it. The next year, they did it again. For six straight years, Casey kept the crews cutting. But in only three of those years did he actually sell any of the wood that they produced.”
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Casey Irving
The Knowledge Project ·
“We put a five-year white glove on most every display we sell into the business community.”
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