I am a different person,I have other priorities, and I have found a gold mine--BiggerPockets.Thank you,Giovanny M.

Just be aware that every extra daisy in the daisy-chain means: less profit to go around.

They'll be worth their weight in gold.

My previous secretary manages our "production" lines, aggregate production, motor shop, and supply chain, then she graduated to 3 projects (20-30 people per project) doing it only by phone and bi-weekly reports and one foreman meeting each week, but those are more easy, just doing roads and small structures like drains and ditches.

But, nothing that's worth its weight in gold is easy to accomplish.Below, is a blog that expands on this conversation and from which you will gather additional thoughts in your quest to be successful at REI.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2008/5/12...Good luck and best wishes on your REI journey!

I always send a gift card usually from a chain restaurant.

It may take you a while to find a balance, but a good wholesaler is worth their weight in gold (literally).  

How to keep a great deal from turning good, how to avoid daisy chains, how to negotiate terms, sub2, how to handle a foreclosure, how to keep yourself from cying as you read this.  

@Robert M.In addition to investing in stocks and mutual funds, our Solo 401k allows you to invest in many types of investments such as real estate, private equity, hedge funds, gold, private loans, and much more–all by writing a check.Solo 401k permits you to take a loan or borrow from your retirement funds.

No daisy chains and no BS.