The last time I had to replace a carpet, it cost as much to pull it and dump it and replace the new one as it cost to install the original carpet...

but I'm married to a career Navy guy so this was our last, chosen, stop before he retired in October.I am a physician looking to replace most of my clinical salary so I can practice as much, or as little, as I'd like...while healthcare figures out what it's going to do with itself.

This is generally beneficial to me, because I know exactly what I am going to run into on the job and my crew knows exactly how to handle the improvements.For other work, such as window replacement, kitchen gut-rehabs, etc.

While there is a lot of great advice, help and encouragement on this site and in books, and courses; nothing will replace what you learn on the street.By getting out there, you learn your weaknesses, your strengths and what you really need to work on in your life in the real world!

Any tips on trying to narrow down a niche?

Can anyone out there offer beginner tips to jumping into their own personal field?

Does anyone have any helpful tips for removing or reducing PMI on an existing mortgage?

As well as Any tips on where I should begin In general?

Looking for advise on insurance(s), bookkeeping best practices, and overall first time landlord tips!

So, I am looking for a successful wholesaler in the area who wouldn't mind getting together for coffee at Starbuck's or a sandwich at Panera's (my treat) for about an hour, to share some tips to success and to answer some of my questions before I go live with my business.