All anti-discrimination laws are out when someone is sharing your residence, right?

I know most people on this site are very anti-guru, yet never in my training did they misrepresent how long it would take (years) or that it was easy.

Another great book that could help you figure out which tasks could be assigned to VA's is "The E-Myth Revisited".The premise of the book is to help you structure your business to work "on" your business instead of "in" your business.

It saved some $$$..I also took some classes at Home Depot on Saturdays(not sure they still do these)...Once you're up and running it's cheaper to use a general handyman for these task...An investor friend works with 2 guys on all his rehabs because he was in construction and enjoys doing it!...

Also, this is my first multifamily property and I just feel like I am missing tasks as days go by.

Hey everyone I was wondering if any investors in my area would be willing to mentor on there own time or even just teach some real world knowledge from time to time I'd be happy to exchange my time doing unwanted task for yours.

I am the anti-handyman.* I do not know anything about how to evaluate real estate values (but I think I can learn), or the costs of renovation.All that said, I believe that I could be successful in scouring near and far for properties with equity that could be purchased or optioned at attractive prices IF I can partner up with investors with cash and with individuals who know how to renovate cost effectively.

After the originator has completed thier task the note should be presented to both parties for agreement, if agreeable, you move on to settlement.

. - for me, I just got a "resident manager" and traded free rent in exchange for him looking after the normal maintenance and other small tasks.

what tasks do you mainly use them for?