When you find a good one that’s reasonable and does good work pay him an extra ten or twenty on top of what he quoted .

And my favorite Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do.

When they sell, you won't know for a minimum of twenty minutes, but probably longer, and it will all be over by the time you find out.

I have a guy who wants to rent a house he had a eviction in his early twenties roughly 7 years ago he's willing to put down twice the deposit should I do this or not it appears he's turned his finances around

I am in an area where SFH's work, and the biggest multi is probably ten to twenty units.

I'm twenty eight currently working as chef who "likes" but doesn't love what I do.

Especially standard protocols for every flip - like certain things to always make sure are done or be aware of (watch out for busy roads, flood plains, power lines overhead or nearby, no carpet in kitchen - bathroom - eating area, not next to apartment complexes / commercial developments, proximity to public transportation, HOAs, etc)Not sure if something like that is out there I can get or purchase - everything is in my head from the past twenty years I've been flipping homes and I need to get it down so I can eventually walk away from the business but have it still operate like I am here everyday.Thanks!

Folks at the bowling alley thought we were dirt poor.Wrote a check for 160k (all saved) to buy a bigger house for the family twenty years ago.

@Matt "Roar" Gardner yeah I’m curious the same

I'm in my mid twenties with a bachelor's in Computer Science and about a year ago, I was handed down 66% of my family's small company and have been tasked to take over our 28 apartments, 1 commercial property and 1 industrial warehouse property, which were all poorly maintained.