Knowing how they think and plan is a strategic advantage.

I’m not sure how to strategize this.

My favorite part about creative investing is thinking about all the unique ways to use my skills and my resources to formulate a strategy that works for me. 

On the venture side guidance, advisory roles, introductions to early customers, or other strategic partnership value is a big deal to the companies VCs fund.  

You need to begin formulating what really is the advantage of an amount of work, because just the work won't be enough, there has to be a savings to the contractor such as less time spent wasted chasing bids he won't get, things like that, you need to actually save this contractor real money to see a discount, volume is really not going to do it, and I can't stress enough promises of volume are worth even less.Then there is the issue of timing, you're an investor so you're going to be always pressing for right now, any contractor worth a damn is always busy but I'm guessing you're probably going to figure that your 'volume' is going to also mean the contractor should respect your authoratay and be ready to jump when you have the next one.

I am curious if other investors agree with me.2) Also, I am curious to hear how his firm strategizes when it comes to apartment investing in NYC.

I'm hoping that one day I can strategically make my cash flow in such a way that student loans and job security are no longer a source of stress. 

I have no fear, a strategic mindset, ambitious go getter, and hungry to succeed, all in all, I like to get things done, if you feel my skill sets suits your needs, let's put our talents and strengths together and do the impossible!

You just have to be strategic in today's Denver market.  

I have been wishing, and researching, and strategizing the types of properties my husband and I would invest in, how we would manage them, and its time to take another step.