Great to see another tradesman using his skills in REI.

Unfortunately I was not prepared to achieve that goal because I didn't have the skills to do it!

This is a skill that is hard to come by unless you are a full time agent who is working with appraisers 2 to 3 times a month.

All other work-foundation, framing, drywall, texture, finish-should be done by a professional.There are many different kinds of laborers that you can hire-licensed general contractors, licensed contractors for specific elements of the building process, skilled craftsmen, and laborers.

I currently own 20 units, have my own real estate license and I prefer to use Ron, because of his quickness at getting appointments, negotiating skills and "can-do" attitude.Cheers to your success!

Do you have the skill set to flip?

The intersection between architecture and real estate development is where I have spent the past three years of my life, researching and designing in an academic setting, and now I am ready to put my skills and theories to the test. 

For maintenance we found a tenant living at our property that was very skilled and we paid him hourly on a contract basis for maintenance at our 32 unit. 

Not only is the money good, I'd pick up essential salesman and negotiation skills taking it serious.But appreciate the reply, hopefully I have some property under my belt this time next year.One more thing, did you use any business entities for asset protection on your property?

I am great at managing people I work in HR I feel I have great communication and organizational skills to bring to the table.