I think you're missing the most important piece of investing - and thats the assumption that you need to buy right.

Say flooring, go to your local Home Depot and find a flooring you would like to use then do the materials estimate like that (remember to add 10% to your square footage for pieces that will need to get cut).

Def charge a reasonable fee and if your cleaner wants a piece, keep them happy.

They will want a a piece of the profit AND it could be very worth it on your first project.

I suggest to investors to find a situation where all the pieces are put together for you.  

But if you need help implementing that information, figuring out all the pieces to make an opportunity successful (buying a subto, doing a wrap, a lease option, seller finance, for example), what legal documents you need, a partner to help you fund your deal, then that is where the value of the subto community is. 

I’m ears too!!

Typically a cost seg can provide a ton of benefits to accelerate depreciation on pieces of the purchase that wouldn't usually be allocated out under normal circumstances. 

There is a level of participate required when you buy a business and a piece of property.While it always depends, on average, acquiring a business will normally require more work.

You could inspect the hot tub water for 15 minutes and still miss something like a piece of hair.