One week ago I made the decision to leave my W2 job and pursue a position as an independent contractor, full-time investment mortgage broker.

And, of course, it's not free - you have to pay administration fees, find an independent trustee, etc. 

43 lot rentals- $150K Annual (~300 per lot)20 park owned- $150K annual$70K expensesWater/Sewer Resident paidCurious to get independent perspective and understanding of analysis. 

He then tells me that, when gathering his BPO, he had 2 independent contractors that gave rehab costs between 60-65K.

He then tells me that, when gathering his BPO, he had 2 independent contractors that gave rehab costs between 60-65K.

The only major "risk" is adequate liability coverage.On a separate note, your wife should sign up through UpWork.com to start her marketing career as an independent contractor/consultant.

You'd need an independent cost analysis on the replacement (I'd get three estimates), permission from the city to close as a variance to their permitting process (likely the sticking point) and a new addendum for this additional agreement.

I especially recommend looking for an independent agent who represents multiple companies. 

I wonder if these are independent reps marking up the cost of the material??

Is there anyone out there that has a checklist that is independent to each side?