If you are a veteran you can get 10% discount off their sales price too and often free delivery.

.)- CRM for your sellers, buyers, properties, team members (agents, lawyers, title, etc)- lead fallow up system with access to call recordings, email and/or sms, tracking number of touches- ability to track KPIs (key performance indicators) of a given campaign (cost/benefit analysis)- delivery system for campaigns (direct mail, ringless vmail, sms, email, cold calling)- ability to add, manage and assign staff to tasks and projects- add tasks to calendar for assigned staffasking for a friend  :^)

Once I've got a solid contractor on board, I'm planning to also do some flips, and the same agent will help sell those too.The tone of conversations in this forum doesn't feel very welcoming; it seems like some individuals have been in the business for too long, are tired, and express their frustration towards new investors.

I understand the skepticism and the concerns expressed. 

It's difficult to make our case for the business loan without expressing what our business was and what it would be again. 

Once your new partnership is up and running, you should clearly outline the investment for her (in simple terms) and talk to her in a way that expresses 1) you understand what you're doing and how to be successful at it and 2) you can replicate this success and it makes sense to acquire more properties.

(Just park repair trucks there.)Some kind of delivery only business. 

You may be able to get a HYSA through American Express Business Checking if you go the LLC route.

a) This is 100% on the tenant, I would send her a letter expressing your dissatisfaction and warning her that the fan must be turned on during use.b) Either get rid of the window entirely or tile right up to it.

Your takeout and delivery bill will be high. 2) Pre-buy all the materials and have them delivered on site.