I've heard of mentees that started out cleaning up construction areas on a flip at the end of each work day or picking up supplies at Home Depot and delivering them to the job site.

I would also consider some other areas like Clermont or Winter Garden, both growing tremendously, still have really good schools and will be similar in price to the Oviedo area.

A few scenarios come to my mind:- After a successful close of sale, a small gift to show good faith/marketing such as a $50 gift card to Home Depot?

I didn’t want to spend to redo all of the area all at once since the flooring is a single run of laminate and most of it except the kitchen has a few years left.I end up getting some tile from Home Depot, but I’ll look to LVP the other when it needs it.

I love LVP (but am saddened by the fact that our Home Depot appears to have stopped carrying the product with the grip strip).   

Want to compost in the backyard and add some raised garden beds?

But as time goes by, and my focus leans more toward legacy building, I am sometimes conflicted as to where to focus my energy... continue expanding, educating the kids, or enjoying the moment and allowing the kids to do their own thing versus steering them into REI.I find myself taking pauses to enjoy the cash flow, spend time with the kids, and deal with my wife's hobby farm... involving about 70 chickens and two separate gardening areas, while she enjoys working full-time at a local college.

Your friends return is also predicated on when he bought, a few short years ago property values were 30% lower and rates less than half what they are now.That being said Tampa is great because we have multiple draws: Beaches, Pro Sports, Bourgeoning Waterfront Downtown area, Busch Gardens, Midtown, World Class Airport bringing in Business and International Travelers, and more!

The most recent success was in Gardener, and it's always incredibly rewarding to see investors thrive in the real estate market.As you embark on this exciting journey, I wanted to reach out and offer my support.

Buying a few of bait traps from Home Depot should be sufficient