/hour as our labor costs for most of our trades.

Now since my ex-employer is not a publicly traded company, I would need to sell these stocks back to them. 

@Arnie Guida Hi, I am an electrician by trade, did you get this figured out or do you still need some input?

And those do help the newbies from getting in hot water but they are very specific types of investments and there is generally a trade-off on appreciation/maintenance costs/and general PIA factor as you go up.

@James Horrocks Try contacting the Michigan Attorney General and filing a complaint http://www.michigan.gov/ag/0,1607,7-164-17331---,0...Better Business Bureauhttps://www.bbb.org/consumer-complaints/file-a-com...Rip Off Reporthttp://www.ripoffreport.comFederal Trade Commissionhttp://www.consumer.ftc.govOthers http://www.fraudguides.com/report/michigan.asphttp://www.michigan.gov/documents/Complaint_Direct...

I know more about this business than I care to as I am heavily invested in a number of marijuana businesses, some of which are publicly traded.  

He then also needs to spend more time in the real estate trade/business than anything else.

In a rehab, the CG swings a hamer as well, he takes his hourly/contract price +.The job; plans and specs,it will take 160 hours of labor and unskilled trades at $12 an hour average or 1,920. 60 hours of skilled trades averaging $24.00 an hour or 1,440 for a total of $3,360.00 for labor.Material cost estimated at $24,500.

I do have some few reliable workers, but not in all trades.

Since they cash flow well, we are not in a hurry to sell but I can see later this year wanting to trade them up for an MFR or 2.We know we don't want to sell them individually and it would really only benefit us if we could sell them together (time wise and $ wise).