I mentioned above that in my opinion right now, unless you are extremely talented, experienced and have the time to analyze deals and find markets that are attractive, its getting more challenging.  

My cousin lives in Talent and I plan to go visit in the next couple months to do some more research.

I've had people I trust tell me that the best use of my God given talents are to Negotiate and then Delegate, and that's what I plan to do.  

I was wondering if anyone knows a talented, expierenced, honest contracting team in Philadelphia? 

One of those things would be to form some type of entity that will protect you personally from filing or a judgement you might have against you or your business.Never try to do everything yourself unless you have the talent.  

I cobbled together some seasoned WC talent and we're thinking about F-Ville MF in 2017.

There's a lot of talent and really great people on here.

Myself and Tim Williams from 21st Mortgage were the only two people who pushed for an industry task force on the Dodd-Frank Act and we were the first to pledge money and legal talent to that task force.

Basically, you want to repeat to yourself that "I have the ability and talent to produce more and be financially free" Start changing your mindset, thats the first step.Second, defense.

Hi - I am looking to partner up with a talented young contractor in order to work on flips/rehabs together and grow a business.