This is something I learned building out 3 different beauty salons.

@John DeanJohn, I’ve used both Kilz original oil based (on any surfaces that are real bad/ deteriorating) and then their newer product that is water based called Restorer... most recently (April) I bought a place that had two beautiful dogs that literally never saw the outdoors and after stripping the carpet rolled Restorer on the entire subfloor before throwing down the usual LVP.

Gville area is alittle out of my price range to invest in, at the moment. 

But as far as networking that's my main priority at the moment.

You can either pay or find one for free (which really means at the moment one does not have the capital to bring much to the table, but they have the hunger to get things done at a high-level showcasing commitment to the mentor).

Awesome thx for the response, glad you like Lahoe beautiful place to be. 

Also, having an "Instagrammable moment" like a mural with your own hashtag on it as a focal point makes the social media game much more intuitive for your guests.For those with retreat properties who need to hunt down event clients, I'm hearing great things about South African VAs for outside sales. 

I am feeling overwhelmed at the moment so I am hoping for some advice and recommendations to help with my acquisition of a $3MM 40-acre property with an established $800K event business.

Great place, great people and the beautiful outdoors (from ocean to mountains).All the best in your efforts,Mike

The role you're in at the moment is that of order taker -  not trusted advisor.