To simply say manage is a broad scope of business but is also rather limiting as you may want to buy and immediatley sell a property sometime, that may not meet the scope of business to be conducted and thereby lose the benifits of your LLC if something blows up in such a transaction.Just saying, I prefer to cover the bases specifically, buy, sell, trade, exchange, construct, repair, improve, demolish, develope, lease, sub-let and manage, borrow, advance or lend money and to do all other things necessary and/or related thereto as allowed by law.Doesn't mean you must do those things, just that if you do, it is within the scope of your regular business to be conducted.

I see lots of building trade hands around here at prices that make me scratch my head.

Personally, I don't like it, but that's just my taste. qkjones is right in that it's a eco-friendly product which makes it desirable for a good number of people but it's not as durable as other hardwood flooring products so there's a trade-off.

Have can-do attitude and am highly motivated to get my real estate business off the ground, eager to learn the trade.

I've sold small properties and used the proceeds to "trade up" just never within the 1031 structure.

do you ever see a C+ property in a B- neighborhood trading at an 11 cap in that area?

One thing I can tell you from being in the trades is that repairing 3 solid wood doors will not be cheap.My first thought was to take it out of the sec. deposit, but that stems from the fact that I cant charge for anything other than a lock fee in my state, no pet deposits, no application fees ect. ect. to be clear we can charge for repairs due to negligence, but it can be difficult to get paid depending on the class of tenant.  

Have you tried advertising it in the Facebook Buy, Sell, or Trade groups. 

Consequently, we couldn't schedule a painting crew.

I am trying to build a simple trade show booth, need a local company or Handyman to do it for me.Please let me know if you can suggest someone?