Will be taking advantage of all the tools I can use in my duffle bag.

(That guy got a quick "Non-Renewal" notice, and left everything in the unit but the clothes on his back, which included some 50 contractor bags full (Tenant didn't fill the bags, our guys did!)

You can also get signs and put them up in the areas that they can use, and maybe put one of those doggy bag stations. 

Since today is the deadline to file 1099s with the IRS for all contract workers, I thought I'd share a simple "best practice" for getting the paperwork done.Print out a short stack of W9 forms to keep in your car or bag, and hand one to EACH vendor upon your first meeting (or at least before you pay them). 

It also doesn’t help to have a “get the bag” type of realtor.

Let the market set the price like it does with everything else A bag of chips costs $5 because if they charged $20 they'd never sell.

It's not really my bag.

But this topic has mainly been around consumer goods, “Hey my bag of Doritos is now 10% smaller” etc….

Appreciate your efforts to educate as always @David IstanichAnyone doing flips with a $10-20k margin using hard money especially will be caught holding the bag more often than not now that the market has turned.

Just add seller financing to your tool bag if the numbers work.