To me, having systems in place allow you to distinguish the difference between a "project" that you're working on WITH your team versus a "business" that you're running and leading your team. 

The average hourly earnings – cash earnings, excluding irregular bonuses, commissions, and fringe benefits – rose 0.1% in September and are up 4.7% versus a year ago.

Online ordering can save you money, but if the item doesn't show up, comes broken or doesn't work out, it is way more effort to return versus a local store.

We just prefer to sell and cash out versus rent.If anyone else out there has had a similar experience, let me know how it went, what to watch out for, and possibly how you were able to push forward with the crazy numbers game. 

My advice is look at the projected benefit and see how much it really helps you versus the cost.  

Estimating depreciation for taxes: Is getting an appraisal the only way to determine the percentage of building versus land that can be depreciated from the cost of the house?

I recommend selecting the first qualified, versus best qualified.

Contemplating putting 20% down payment on a primary residence versus 10% to save paying PMI?

My post is asking about the specific approach of using cash to buy down equity upon purchase versus using a lot of calculations and looking for depressed properties to find something super cheap and then fixing it up to force equity.Regarding your questions I have answers to all of them, not that it will make any sense to someone not local. 

Business friendly states can make a large difference in cutting through the red tape.Also if your concept is retail inline in a strip center versus a stand alone can affect timelines and availability of premium expansion option locations.