All Forum Posts by: Alex Talcott

Factor into your decision-making a snapshot calculation of how much time you've spent working to resolve the matter, what you consider a market low-skill hourly wage, and if you feel okay about foregone earnings.

pressure washing

for a number of reasons

one that may not be as apparent, you'll achieve metrics that should impress near future collaborators -- if you pressure wash x number homes, y exterior square feet, and scale to a team of z.....whatever x, y, or z =, it will sound like a lot to other people who've done zero....reputation as a worker and a successful business/project-builder is valuable

If your vision of retirement is no-work, passive investing in syndications is an approach that could also yield better returns. (I have no shame about other General Partners doing better for me on deals than I do for myself with a lot more effort and risk on certain projects.)

"Having your affairs in order" at any age is prudent. My brusque mother says, "if I get hit by a bus tomorrow...." Whether it's fellow trustees in a trust or other beneficiaries, have that "set up" from the start.

buying and saving me time

I'm glad I found this. I'm going to be in LV on other business then and am hosting a networking event!

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Guided or self-guided architecture tours?

Are there/can anyone describe 4-20unit properties?

I'm enjoying Las Vegas as a Web3 hub. There's fintech and other tech going on in addition to gaming-related.

Are there proptech and CREtech companies I should check out in the area?

What are some of your favorites?

What kind of amenities are especially nice?