Work on your people skills ('How To Win Friends & Influence' is a GREAT book for this) and you'll barely have to worry about your deals being stolen.

He is also loyal to those who appreciate all he has to offer that a price isnt put on, such as problem solving skills, knowledge of proper material selection for any given applications, jobsite oversight and leadership, conflict resolution, layout and design advise, etc.

We expect to reach financial viability in Year 2 with 12 transactions (minimum $60,000 in revenue)Personal Strengths:Market analysis, After Repair Value Estimation – ExcellentNetworking & Communication Skills – AverageAreas where growth is need:Rehab Cost EstimationStructure of DealsMarketing Tactics

If there's someone with strong marketing skills, deep Japanese knowledge, we'd love to get to know you and perhaps partner up.I don't mind sharing information about the properties we'll be viewing next week.

My wife works for a large art museum.

After helping others with their investments from start to finish for so many years, I am looking to use my knowledge & skills to diversify & develop different streams of income. 

I have great sales skills having learned sales from a fortune 100 company in the past and have a fair degree of experience with marketing, albeit primarily online marketing.

Break it down by trade and it can fluctuate immensely by the sub, their skill level and the relationship in regards to labor and material discounts.Depending on the local gov and permit regs a seemingly easy job can get way off course with timelines, inspections, new laws, codes , materials, designing the layout fit functionaly within the foundation footprint ,etc.Your basiclally selling a construction project and not rental propery requiring rehab.

Now I sent 4-6k mailers a month, get a .5 to 1.25% response rate, and can still answer my own phone most of the time.I can only speak for myself, but I strongly believe it's in your best interest to answer as many of the sellers' calls as you possibly can, for several reasons.The first is that you will never have a better chance to hone your negotiating skills and develop your phone "personality" than you will when answering seller calls.

Maybe I should take it up, seems like a good skill to have for networking/negotiations, haha.