One person cannot efficiently, hunt for properties, research fair value, talk with sellers, arrange conditions of sale, manage/arrange financing, accept mortgage risk, inspect home, decide on paint schemes, shop for supplies, update place, install new plumbing, clean stains from cement, shop for insurance, interview tenants, run back ground checks, watch market for right time to sell for profit, collect rents, handle late night call on leaky pipe, market rental availability, Handle call during holiday weekend about barking dog, run title searches...You have to find the skills you have and farm out what you do not.

I bought the house anyway because the deal was too good.Now, I've discovered a cement pad in the back yard that was covered with leaves and overgrown grass. 

Call me old fashioned, but I love good eye contact and firm handshake to cement a deal.

They break the course up into blocks and provide a review each day, so that by the end of the week much of the information has been cemented into your mind. 

We've sold to several other industries who like our products, from gardeners to solar companies to dentists.

I love my wife and would recommend her skills as a dentist without hesitation (yes I’ve been the patient….), but I’ll just say that she wouldn’t be your first choice for running a business.

Can't you just apply a 1/4" layer of cement board before you install your tile?

Are you a dentist?

I already decided not to do anything with them but this cements it.

Right up there with dentists from Minnesota.