Get them on your side, involve them, empower your community and let them decide.

If growing and expanding your means is empowering for you, then why not take advantage of the equity?

I hope my message was more empowering rather than belittling because that wasn't my intention. 

Initially feeling a bit defeated, but now feeling empowered, cause I learned from my experience and loss! 

I guess it empowers them or something.

the only way it's even close to 'hands off' is if you have a helluva a GM, and pay them very well for running the show.Maybe you do weekly, bi-monthly or monthly meetings with them to keep tabs on things, but they are empowered and enabled to do what they need to.You have to resist micro-managing, and again, they have to be paid well.

While the settlement process unto itself is not meant to be a profit center, making the right choices and understanding the elements of the HUD-1 will empower the investor throughout the entire purchase and sale process.For more details and to register, go to: http://bit.ly/1N28CBV

So to see your very well done work and all the details you share is quite inspiring and indeed empowering.

For August i'm planning on calling a list of 2000 high equity/notice of default pulled from propstream skiptraced through batchleads@Erik Estrada I agree with that being empowered, guiding the seller through your process, and having confidence in delivery is all key to success for us.

I have resolved to let my partner (aka contractor) take more control over the renovations and to empower my real estate agent more as well.When budgeting for your project if you think you might need to replace something, put it in the budget.Don’t talk yourself into a project by assuming (hoping) that you won’t have to replace something.