I do not mind the phone, but I enjoy being there is person a lot more.

For example, say Person A makes 50k a year (post tax) and gradually saves 30k over 3 years by saving 20% of his total income.

You need to be active in finding deals, a good negotiator, solid at determining rehab costs, ARV, etc, knowledgeable on contracts and legalities, and even a people person, as a lot of wholesalers are dealing with distressed sellers.

But it looks like you are hiring the person as an employee, so licensure will not be an issue for you.The key IMO is to define in detail what it takes to do each function (e.g. leasing, collections, field service, etc.) so you communicate your expectations.

I wouldn't want to drop that on a seller in person as they need to time to digest that you won't be closing at their asking price.

If you don't want to spill your personal assessments in public you can speak in the third person as to how others might make some self assessment.Know thy self certainly is a beginning point in business.Most of my RE activities when I began were basically as a supplemental income matter, the motivation was probably greed, I just wanted the money and my involvement was rather casual.

Are you a money person? A

I'd love to connect over the phone, virtually, or in-person as it sounds like we have similar interests and would also like to know where your at in this specific venture!

Suggest 8% - Hawaii requires a local person as an “on island representative” for emergencies, and the company I plan to use is $99/mo.

Summary: SB-109 changes the definition of a residential improvement property tax classification from residential to commercial property when a building, or portion of a building, designed for use predominantly as a place of residency by a person, a family, or families, but that is leased or available to be leased for short-term stays during the property tax year.