One that doesn’t make money on volume/quantity of piers installed, but on providing professional, honest, and accurate assessments.

We get a little bit of a volume discount. 

Finish it thru closing and implementation of your daily business process/strategy (or hand over to a Property manager).

You can manage 100% of rehab and daily operations.

But for this reason to me if your going to be in the industry and do any volume at all you want to get your own license. 

People need to feel convinced you are the best to solve their problem.Once you do all this:Free high quality leads in your inbox,Daily!

In time, I will shift over to wrapping my commissions into the deal rather than taking them at closing, but this keeps my income and sales volume simple to track as I work to grow both.My concerns:-I want to ensure the protection of my partner's capital both when liquid in a bank account as well as when deployed on a property.

@Michael Spindler, I would ask whether they have prior experience working with REI and if so, do they provide daily leads?

@Will Lotherington I’d also recommend checking out airdna.co to see what may be real in terms of ADR (average daily rate) & expected occupancy.

That being said, I occasionally let something go that does not meet my long term criteria anymore and since I am an active, licensed broker, that pushes me even closer to "dealer" status even though on volume alone I don't think I qualify but that is neither here nor there as I am not going to change that status.What I am interested in Michael Plaks, is the devinition of "unimproved residential lots".