I have $10,500 to my name and want to invest it and put my money to work; however, I don't mind spending a few dollars on a reliable course or towards my financial education.

Working with a reliable contractor was another smart move, making the rehab more manageable.Even though the profit wasn’t what you hoped for considering the time investment, you’ve gained valuable experience.

You can always go to them and try to make a deal to have them buy your shares at a discount.The worst part of my deal was the mental energy I wasted thinking about losing the money.

How do you usually structure those early meetings and conversations to ensure you get a complete picture of their experience and reliability?

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Contractor Experience: Finding reliable contractors can be a challenge!

This decision is based on the need for timely and reliable communication and payments, which are crucial for a successful landlord and tenancy relationship.

Invest in stocks for now and focus your energy on building a business (on the side).

Seems extremely reliable and you have a 30 day trial period.

This gives them time and space while showing you’re committed and reliable when they’re ready to make a move.