About my own experience- I worked as a hired hand for a flip in 2009, and ended up getting really sick, so I could not continue for that job, then got distracted by other life things, so I did not get back into the craft, until now...

You should always look for ways to refine your skills and improve your craft.4:00pm -EMAILS– (15 min) Respond to emails from this afternoon.4:15pm –PHONE CALLS– (15 min) Respond to any missed phone calls from this afternoon.4:30pm âDRIVING FOR DOLLARS- (2 hours) Drive around your neighborhood of choice and look for FSBO or FOR RENT signs.

You should always look for ways to refine your skills and improve your craft.4:00pm -EMAILS– (15 min) Respond to emails from this afternoon.4:15pm –PHONE CALLS– (15 min) Respond to any missed phone calls from this afternoon.4:30pm --DRIVING FOR DOLLARS- (2 hours) Drive around your neighborhood of choice and look for FSBO or FOR RENT signs.

As a business once you get over owning a few building you need to focus on what you do best and usually most investors know and understand the business of finding the deal, crafting the deal, crafting the finance, management of property, repairs, maintenance, exit strategy, long term strategy and problems arise when you have more property that need to be handled. 

I had all documentation sent to PM2 and I had my own meticulous records that I shared with PM2.As you are in the role of what my PM1 was, you have no other obligations unless there is some written contract that says otherwise.

You gotta put toilet, shower, floor, vanity, fixtures, paint etc. very meticulous.

Wholesaling is a good tool for the flipper... but it is up to you to craft a fair deal...

Hands down the best in his craft!

This was a calculated decision: Elgin is only 30 minutes from Austin, it's got a nice historic downtown, and there is a group that's planning to build the Elgin Agrarian Community, a 24-acre community of 80 green-built homes with a 5-acre CSA farm, jogging trails, a craft brewery, and a spa / events center. 

I had some guys who were meticulous and left the house cleaner.