It's excellent thought and direction, and it sounds like you know how to play in the sandbox and turn sand into gold, with wisdom and collaboration.

Be appreciative of and collaborate with your contractors, but be absolutely clear about your (high) expectations.

Reach out to me to share thoughts, strategize or just collaborate!

Vertucci is the only one I know that in the flipping game sells no product and has a very thorough program etc.. thats why you dont see the massive complaints like the others.. but to get folks to his main events he has to market the exact same way everyone else has to. then you have specially niche training like the MF folks and i tend to think the folks that pay for that training understand they are going to be buying 1 mil plus properties and there needs to be some wherewithal so for 25 to 40k to learn all about MF seems to be OK with them and then of course there is a lot of collaboration with some of those firms and bird dogging deals.The how to wholesale trainers tho they take no prisoners  LOL google Zurrix FTC litigation and read the complaint and the order to cease  its a good read and explains in great detail how these companies go about selling their courses and product etc.

Thanks again Corey and I look forward to collaborating with everyone.

Some agencies actually have profit/revenue share options as well that promote passive income through the collaborative success of sponsored agents.

I always welcome the opportunity to share information and learn from experiences of others through collaboration.

Spending time on planning and detailing things out can help create an accurate picture for the FF&E budget, the labor, vendors needed and logistics in collaboration with the contractor.

Yep the pendulum is going to swing too far before the laws figure out what to do with the collaborative economy.

I presently own two properties in Scottsdale that are doing quite well and I firmly believe that collaboration is the way to grow all of our businesses together.