The non-construction costs are:1) Insurance deductible2) Private adjuster fee3) Project administration fee (HOA property manager)Is there a rule-of-thumb as to which of these costs should be shouldered by the HOA vs. the 2 owners who own the units part of the fire claim?

I do about 100 deals a year myself and never wanted anyone standing over my shoulder, but also didn't want my own brokerage because I hate paperwork and the hassles that come with it.

No more double checking and looking over my shoulder.

Also for estate building.What is great they can use a client that is 5 or 10 years older than me and create a plan similar to them and I just follow on the shoulders of those giants instead of attempting to forge my own path and possibly not keeping up with tax law.I own four businesses and I am in different fields ie retail, real estate sales, rental business and internet sales.

I feel like I need to work on a deal to really start getting a good head on my shoulders but have no idea where to start.HELP!

Hello to everyone, After working in Dental Hygiene for 22 years my body is telling me to stop (pain in left shoulder and possible future surgeries).

Doing everything to protect his con game......James you are a brave man to take this on..... a lot to shoulder to expose this fraud..... hope its worth it.....

Usually after going to 2-3 networking events and meetups, you'll already have brushed shoulders with private investors/lenders that are on the hunt for a deal.

@Starr Stroud  You've got a good head on your shoulders since you are skeptical of Airbnb arbitrage. 

In the offseason you can be much more lenient and we also found that we still made good money in the "shoulder seasons" and more than LTR in the winter and offseason (and usually easier guests).