@Brent Coombs I don't deserve anything; the reality is that any decent real estate investor should be able to reno a property in 2-3 months unless its a massive undertaking.

We would love to find someone who is a very good writer and also knows an excels in graphic design.

I had sold my condo and was making a lot of money as a Flame Artist (graphic computer system) not many people knew the system and the pay was high.

If you own property in such an entity, you should seek professional assistance now in order to have time to prepare for a 1031 Exchange transaction.Only you can determine how aggressive or conservative you want to be in structuring and undertaking a 1031 Exchange.

Congrats on what you have accomplished so far, and all the best in your undertaking.

I named ours after our bearded dragon lizard that had recently passed, and created a graphic logo from a photo of him to use on the letterhead.

Limited Resources: Solo investors may face challenges in terms of financial resources, limiting the number and scale of projects they can undertake.

But it is true it's kind of a very "diverse" place -- not meaning there are a lot of non-white people, but that there is everything; if you viewed it in a graphic way, it would be a 3-D diagram, with highs and lows on all 8 of the possible planes (if you will!).

I used a service for lease preparation that advise me of this, and they have a full page addendum, with graphics, that explains what "renters insurance is", explains what it covers, and the tenant can sign off on whether he will sign up for it or not.

For instance, undertaking certain projects during the off-peak season for landscaping services can result in lower costs due to higher availability of contractors.