Thus, it will be done as a contingency to settlement and upon your satisfaction of a job well done.

Jordan told us last year she manages around 200 units, and then she signed up to manage 19 of mine, so she is well over 200 units which is likely too many for a single person, but hiring more people and managing a team requires a different skillset than just being a property manager, I'm not sure Jordan has the skillset to run a team of people or manage tasks effectively but I'm trying to be patient with her since my units are all full now that I left Mcdonnell.Milltown Realty seemed to have a good management structure in place, they limit the number of units each property manager is responsible for and utilize a team approach for maintenance and other items.

There's satisfaction in having an alternative.

Just being very patient waiting for really good deals on materials probably saved me 50k trust me it was hard pretty much allocating all of my cash I was making and no one else understood the point.

You will see other people doing deals which will make it hard to be patient.

If you dont want to be in a restaurant due to risk, then you may reconsider being confined in a metal box with patients that are dying from every known and unknown disease.

Be patient, a lot of people think this overpricing is a temporary environment, but only time will tell.Best of luck!

If you are patient, diligent, and understand the building process, you can pay your general contractor to do the work, and make some huge equity right off the bat.

The clock doesn't start until closing date, but delaying it too much also may hurt offers I make before the closing date...I have a few more "if" scenarios (ENTP here, I am direct and logical, but many if scenarios before I pull the trigger)I need an attorney who is friendly, patient and will be creative while having negotiation skills and experience with getting to an agreement with other attorneys.

Stay ambitious but patient,Best of luck,Ran