My name is Rebecca and my husband and I have run Captain Save a Home LLC, Brew City REI Club, Brew City REI Training Cafe and Wisconsin Contractor and Handyman Club based out of Milwaukee, WI for the past 8 years.

So an offering that's great for one investor will be terrible for another and vice versa.

When I wanted to be in the music industry as an executive, I started out wanting to be an A&R, then I wanted to be President of A&R, then Vice President of the whole company then President.

Sink swim or float I'm the Captain of my own boat.[2] Advice: Paragraphs make it easier to read.[3] Congratulations: <--(see this).[4] Payroll: It's is a Red Tape jungle of posters in languages and FICA/FUCA/Workers Comp.

I wear the hats of both CEO and Broker, and also serve as Vice President for the San Antonio chapter of NARPM.I would be thrilled to connect and engage in discussions around property management strategies, insights into NARPM, investment opportunities in our markets, and much more.

Remember investing in property is a business and you are the captain of the ship.

You will almost always trade some cashflow for appreciation and vice versa.

Or Vice Versa? 

Vice versa, though, as a seller.But, does the seller have assets that would make a suit worthwhile?

There is no reason for you to be chasing him, It is his responsibility to contact you not vice versa.