Had a client wanting to know the cost/possibility of airlifting a cabin into a remote mountain area.

@David D.So people on BP like to give blanket answers for questions whereas it really does matter who you are and what skills you bring to the table.

The course Table Of Contents was also noticeably incomplete (links that had no video, videos that were supposed to have attachments did not have attachments).

If they have crappy credit, get paid cash under the table, make the poverty level or below then it's not really worth the time.You can try a bill collection company but the debtor can just fill out a cease and desist letter where the collectors can no longer call them and must send mail.

Since this is a competitive market, you need to bring something different to the table, more of a Developers eye.

Those opposing have concerns about creating competition for the Oak Mountain Amphitheater in Hoover and the Orion amphitheater in Huntsville.Personally, I’m all for it!

Be honest and rate yourself from 1-10... if you're a 10 in marketing but a 4 in sales, instead of losing deals and higher spreads to "learn the ropes", you can max out on what you're good at, bring that value to the table and find a 10 in sales.This goes with everything among the business...We realized we sucked at initial calls so instead of getting better, we focused on hiring the best at initial calls, and this was one of our best hires. we went from 10 deals/month to 20 deals/ month almost by the next month after the hire.We did this again on the title side, and it freed up our work load to almost half it's size.Moral of the story provide value with what you are good at, value exchange and partner with someone, or hire people to fill the spots you aren't optimal in.Doing so allowed me to create a virtual wholesale system in other cities (right now we are looking for the best wholesalers in San Antonio to expand to also) by providing my value: prescreened high quality leads, to good wholesalers... we split 50/50 they get leads ready to sign, I take on the marketing and screening, they create the bigger spread than I could, I cover marketing costs, they get 50% equity split on leads that were free to them... that's a win-win-win... allowing us to expand to as many deals/month the experienced wholesaler can handle.

Here you were able to pull some cash off the table and still participate in the upside of the OZ program. 

Up to this point they have owned you, time to turn the tables and learn how to be a good landlord.

See if you can meet others with similar interests who can bring something to the table.