Closed some monsters, own my first place in escrow on my second.

This weekend I am riding in the Monster Cookie ride, 60 miles for 60 years.

The problem is, then I would need a trailer for my truck, and then I have to decide where to park that trailer.So that brings me to the big question of, how many of you investors have own a workshop of some kind?

I spent 12 hours today including packing the truck, the big Home Depot run and several trips to the corner hardware store replacing the valve and doing the wall demo and rebuild.

A week ago he got caught bringing a large moving truck into the complex, turns out that he was planning to move somewhere else and I instructed the security guard to refuse the truck's entrance, later on the day, he and his family had gone from their house without brining any item/furniture from the house and had yet to be seen for a couple of days.

Taking down payment in non-standard (non-cash) forms, like offering a vacation package (heard this one from Rich W.) or a truck.

Best solution for a property with a pool is a jack hammer (pokes holes in it so it doesn't float or hold water) and a couple of dump trucks of fill dirt.

Yes, Texas is what they call a right to work state, so any person with a truck and tools can be a contractor.

I almost always go out in one of my contractor trucks so people assume that I am there to work on the house or make a bid...makes it easier to approach & talk to people.

Big companies with big trucks and advertising will charge 3xs as much as a craigslister.