Is it worth it/possible to hire a VA and make it work?

A heavily promoted transaction with a smart seller necessitates rigorous examination and documentation.To ensure accurate assessments, I advocate hiring third-party professionals in financial research and due diligence.

I would not hire a lawyer unless your damages exceed $20k.Good luck

If you hire a professional management company, then that of course will also eat into your profits.

I had some problems with my General Contractor so I ended up buying my own materials on a great discount and have an out of state contractor who is a great family friend that I  will hire to do most of the work for me.

If you don't want to hire a PM to do this work for you, then you could try a couple different things when you move out: 1.

Knowing the future structure is good and planning is also good, but if you are spending the majority of your time, as it said, on structure and not real estate, your reps are being put in the wrong workout bin.

It is being offered at $47 per month by the Property Manager that we are planning to hire.

First time landlord/self-property manager here, what are my responsibilities when it comes to hiring contractors and giving/ asking for 1099s?

A Reg A+ was $100k when I did it a few years ago and today I would say to add atleast $50k because the SEC appears to have hired additional staff and they are not only reviewing new offerings but reviewing existing offerings that were previously qualified and coming back with a lot of comments.