Like outsourcing your negotiations.

One of the local RE brokers in my area was saying she tried outsourcing and the "negotiator" wouldn't take any deals with more than one mortgage.

This year I've focused on building the business and outsourcing all the "dirty work".I've re-focused my investment strategy on rehabs now, so I have not closed any shorts this year, but I actually have one coming up next week.

I know some computer programmers online would charge like 4000 for a similar custom website (but they're just outsourcing their work to India anyways).

The current plan is just one of execution and I am sure you can outsource most of the work.

I believe your spreads do increase when outsourcing to experienced negotiators.

You can outsource marketing functions and other things from afar, but your coach needs to understand local laws, customs, the market, etc.

Big businesses are all about scaling their core competencies and outsourcing the rest.

You should always do a task until you can teach it but as soon as you can, outsource it.

But many are simply not prepared for the ways in which the economy has changed.Mmm, I would like to share your optimism about that Jason, but it seems like everyone is expected to "retrain" for some totally new career because their old one is obsolete, outsourced, etc., and I think a lot of people don't have it in them.