And if you do it right you'll never pay the tax.  

You can network with other investors, agents and others in the field at the meeting and hopefully get you started in the right direction.

The challenge I am running into is that there is a power line right behind the garage.

It's hugely trolly, weird, and borderline sociopathic.Healthy disagreements are fine in forums, but when you initiate the conversation, you can't later hide from it and make it like someone else started it when the entire dialogue is right above.A lot of this has to do with personal fragility and internet puffery.At one point, I invited two trolls to hop on a recorded (for everyone's sake) Zoom to discuss what they were up in arms about.

The one that I am most concerned with right now is the ceiling height.

your onsite manager is a huge component of your success. working with them so they understand the goal of the property is crucial for success. buying in the right area will boost your profits.

If there is still a payment left then I would as Jay mentions not give final payment until the final lien waiver has been signed.

You get paid right after they do which doesn’t give them much time to spend it.

What do you mean it won't cash flow right away?

So Monday morning I get the script I made together and I just go for it and ill admit cold calls are scary but never something I've been afraid of so after about 4 calls I get a guy who is interested in what I have to say and remember this is day two but I am able to get myself through the conversation ask him enough questions to have an idea of what he would be looking for and he was like all right. text me your name and number and let me know when you have some thing.