Don't ever ever undervalue what you bring to the table!

You don't want any surprises at the closing table that could cause your seller or end buyer to walk at the last minute.3.

I speak four languages ( Wolof, English, French and Arabic).

This can lead to a 'ghost town'-decide what kind of partnership you want, and what you bring to the table (ie use a SWOT analysis) Good luck

And truth is, you cut-your-chop's, do well and get good at things, odd's are you won't have any interest in a franchise PM system because you'll scratch your head wondering what value they bring to the table.

I may have posted it in my BP blog as well, but I recall it had a bunch of difficulties with the tables.

But since you own the lot that is now off the table.

**Partnerships**: Partner with experienced fix-and-flippers by bringing resources to the table and sharing profits ([What To Do With Your Money In 2022](;t=354s)).4.

I think you've made the mistake of just asking for their price without asking about the value they bring to the table, which is how most landlords end up with crappy management and a list of complaints.

If bring closing costs to the table then the balance will stay the same .