Stick to categories that are offered if there is one that is a match.

Should I hire a public adjustor or stick with the insurance adjustor?

Our actions in a nut shell.1) Great team, good to go.2) In and out in 4 weeks or less.3) During the flip, find the next one.4) No property remains in Hard Money for more than 120 days.5) Sell for less than comps, open house etc. etc.We have a written plan, all of us will do what we are supposed to do and as soon as we know our plan is good, stick to it and move on to the next one.

(have a friend who's a realtor and honest/good who's helping buy our first home and would love to just stick with her but not sure if its ok or if i would be a PITA)~If you don't suggest keeping an agent how do you get your CMA's initially to see if its a good investment..since i'm new i don't know much about the real sales price vs. asking price...

Create goals for yourself but stick to what works for you and then grow your ability.

Think i'll stick in markets where I am much more comfortable.

here's my 2 cents...for what it's worth...if I were looking to stick my toes in the water on something I wasn't very solid about...I'd first pay $350-$400 for an appraisal, assuming there weren't comps.

Transactions are the bottom line to me, so a pretty good measuring stick of ability to produce.

The key is to stick with 1 or 2 sources and marketing and networking daily.

I'm wondering if you guys are making the jump to induction cooktops or sticking with tried and true gas cooktops.