And this is one of my biggest ongoing problems… I feel (my opinion here) that many people in the “trades” are very good at what they do as far as skill goes… But, many are just terrible business people… This is true for many businesses not just contracting.

They get a good bit of their revenue from headhunters and others who need a quality database of people with specific skills.

It is a little more difficult to do and you need a skill level.

Over 2/3 of all births in Los Angeles County are to illegal alien Mexicans on Medi-Cal , whose births were paid for by taxpayers. 5.

I have specialized skills - valuation, modeling, brochure formats, Excel/Argus, negotiation, nationwide marketing, etc.

I have specialized skills - valuation, modeling, brochure formats, Excel/Argus, negotiation, nationwide marketing, etc.

they aren't practicing the profession of real estate agent nor representing themselves as a skilled member of any such community.so again, in NC, as long as the seller and buyer alike understand that this person is in the deal, know what this person is being compensated and that this person isn't representing anyone as an agent, its legal, to my knowledge, to pay them whatever they want.

Most agents focus on a small area or are less skilled when you get them too far from the office.

So, it never mattered if I was a good contractor or not, just that I had damn good skills for many trades AND experience in many work related over the years, that my work came out NICE and I tended to OVER fasten, strengthen, support, what I could.

Welcome.Sounds like you have some useful experience and you need to build other skills (finding deals).