While it is true that social media channels can help you accelerate the process of making new contacts, especially in large quantities, the personal face-to-face element can be equally important to successfully building your network.

If you install large quantities of LEDs, make sure that the power factor of the bulbs is at least 0.90.I'd also go with 1.75 gpm showerheads- decent ones can be $15-$25 apiece, that'll reduce ownership's water bills, and residents' water heating bills.

Worker's Comp then also audits (gets payroll reports once or twice/year) what you pay them to get an adequate idea of how much of this work they are doing--the more they work, the more likely an injury.Ultimately, based on your brief description, this is likely an exposure for you and your business--and worker's comp cases are notorious for "ambulance chasers" who see $$$ settlements with successful property owner vs. blue collar workers.Then again, depending on quantity of work, and quality of workers, tons of landlords in your situation feel comfortable taking the risk.Happy to discuss further if you are interested, feel free to PM me.

Here's the text:If the records of a series are maintained in a manner so that the assets of the series can be reasonably identified by specific listing, category, type, quantity, or computational or allocational formula or procedure, including a percentage or share of any assets, or by any other method in which the identity of the assets can be objectively determined, the records are considered to satisfy the requirements...

Lowes is pretty darn good until you hit major quantities (Hundreds of boards a month), then a small-time supply house will deal with you.

This could happen but the dollar would have to depreciate another 80 or 90 percent as both have such a small quantity of reserves.So none of these are likely to replace the dollar as the reserve currency so hyperinflation is off the table.My opinion onlyGood Investing

Land on the one(s) you like best and ask a Civil Engineer to do what is known as a "takeoff", where you get quantities established.

My reference was the fact that wholesalers are focused on doing large quantities of deals, therefore we don't have time to play with pre-approval letters and lenders that can't analyze a deal within 3 weeks, so it can close in 4 weeks. 

I also buy from one broker, a competitor who I trust, is a friend and helped me during 2009 and 2010 while I was recovering from my heart surgery, stroke and re-learning how to walk, read, etc.For servicing, I use FCI and Del Toro and I'm about to begin using a new company owned by Trustee Corps in Irvine, CA, Harmony.

Well first (from an investors point of view), if I'm planning on doing multiple deals using "mortgage wraps" and/or "mortgage assumption/payment" strategies that creates quantities of "promissory notes and mortgages" for others; ...for my sole purpose of making money from these strategies, can I be considered to be an "unlicensed loan originator"?