You're failing to adequately manage this process by throwing inadequate human resources on the problem, and as a result you've got a single demoralized part-time worker who is probably past the point of being able to be motivated to finish the job, no matter how much you try to incentivize him.This is a pretty common problem amongst handymen.

I'd like to throw out a quick piece of wisdom.

If you don't stay persistent and consistent with your follow up, you could be throwing away 80% of your business.

My question to all of you is if I throw some deals together with investors prior to having an LLC to gain some money to put my LLC together am I opening myself up to big liability personally?

If you don't mind me asking how do you "find" your targeted audience?

lol probably but still I'm at a brick wall and want to start sending out newsletters and am no closer.FWIW we started with a MS publisher experiment but publisher has poor export to HTML functionality so that was a throw away effort even though we liked the style...

If the seller asks me to throw a price I tell them $100 dollars and then share a laugh with them. 99% of the time you can talk them into throwing a # out there after that.

Throw rugs work also but defeats the til aspect other than its their rugs,,,and subject to there cleaning.I have heard people love it,,but they may have been homeowners.

I don't remember how good their D is, but imagine Manning throwing to Fitzgerald...that could be pretty entertaining!

Does anyone know anything about this, or is it more fluff that realtors are throwing out there?