I'm in the talks with a seasoned investor who is looking to slowly pass along his properties.I am in the kitchen cabinet/countertop industry, so he is a customer of mine who uses me to provide cabinets and counters for his rentals. 

@Simon Obas - we have local building supply companies that sell roofing materials, siding, windows and doors mostly directly to contractors but they have a small show room for retail customers as well.

Now I don't mean the cute custom built tiny homes that became real popular over the last couple years. 

Pros for Nest..I like it because I can manage them anywhere from my phone and customer support is great in the event you need them. 

i slowly upgraded the property over the 3.5 years I lived there, including building a fence, painting throughout including kitchen cabinets, adding new hardware and upgrading all the kitchen appliances What was the outcome?

I will customize another report showing "Residential Income" which will include duplexes up to small multifamily.

My first project is a small bathroom remodel, followed by another smaller bathroom remodel, and eventually kitchen floors and cabinets, etc.

They even go to the extreme of saying even a telemarketer must have a license to cold call.My question to the forum is:If a licensed person has already established contact with a potential customer, then an assistant can make follow up calls to gather additional information from the prospects, as it is no longer a cold call.Thoughts???

Needless to say she didn't like that and claimed to have customers who have paid her allot more than $600 and they never hit with a 1099, in which my response was then they probably aren't treating it like a business like we are. 

Even though we are working with existed customer from my partner, I thing that real estate business it's a good opportunity for us to explore.