I also second @Ned Carey - when you find someone worth their weight you do not want to share them with everyone...because then they have no time for your projects.

Also, a good realtor (yes I did say good, not just any old realtor) is worth their weight in gold.

I work in moving business so you can see the urgency to get my own business going before my body breaks down on me, haha, so I can get out of rat race.

Just remember for next time if someone "cleans gutters" off of Groupon does not mean they can do contracting work.You need to see body of work with doing back splashes, other jobs repairing beams etc.Mike Holmes mentions it's one of the number one mistakes consumers make to think a deck guy can do a bathroom, or a kitchen guy can do a retaining wall etc.  

My PM charges $200 per dog and $100 per cat as non refundable fee along with pet addendum that list out all the pets breed/weight and clauses for damages done by them has to be paid by them or deducted from security deposit at the end of the lease term.

I know that holds weight to being true.

As a newbie, I'm not sure my advice holds much weight, but I would recommend Brandon vs.

They are worth their weight in gold.

In my case, a crappy little $500.00 claim means it's simply not economical (unless the filling body has a s-e-r-i-o-u-s grudge and money to burn) to pursue.

If any body thought that Wholesaling the right way was easy then they are mistaking.