An agent friend of mine (I am a mortgage banker by normal trade) has an asst which is not tasked with very much, and therefore the agent is having a hard time paying her.

My initial rehab process was I did a number of repairs myself, and then sought out a contractor for the specific task I wanted to hire out (ie Robert @ Southern OR Wood Floors does fantastic hardwood refinishing).

@Lucas Carl that was anti climatic.

I do not judge people that send their kids to state schools, even though everyone knows these schools are failing at their primary task.

However, remember that you can also use websites like upwork.com to hire people to perform certain tasks for you. 

Develops or redevelops it.Constructs or reconstructs it.Acquires it.Converts it.Rents or leases it.Operates or manages it.Brokers it.Keep in mind, the RE pro text must be met for EACH property, unless you elect to aggregate them all as one activity.I guess what I am asking, is what tasks fall under that list?

Focus on the task at hand (school) & do whatever you can to graduate debt free...it's a great feeling and will be very empowering.

And that would lead to my best suggestion for cutting costs: Let someone else (a mail house or an online outfit like Click2Mail) perform the labor tasks for you.

Most listing agents of flooded homes I know are very anti-hml, because in essence, it is a 100% financed purchase that still requires lender approval and an appraisal.

I used to create Google calendar events for action items or a spreadsheet to track research, but I started getting buried by the sheer amount of the information.We use a task tracking software called JIRA at work so I decided to give it a try to track all the REI knowledge I was gaining.