Nowhere does it say anyone actually did any selling, but rather "selling" is one of the words included in one of the count descriptions.

What I am getting at is, there is no standard job description for a real estate investor to outline the duties which should accounted for as time spent working on a project.

(This description of this procedure is too long for this post, but I will address it in the future.)

Make sure that whatever job you take, part time and full time, you give it all, go way and beyond your job description, and you'll not just see the difference, you will be the difference. 

@Stephen Fryer thank you for a very descriptive overview of how you run a flip and rehab!

First, your description of the stock market is suspect at best.  

Would you mind sharing where you found those particular descriptions in OK law for the rest of us?

Jonathan, That would depend on a lot of factors, what would the scope of his job be, assuming you have a co. come and cut lawns, snow plow and put calcium down, would he fix clogged toilets, sinks, paint, change light bulbs and or fixtures, maintain the furnace if needed, shovel and salt between contractor, will he answer tenant phone calls and pass it to the PM if it's not in his job description, will he be living there ( that would be part of that persons income). i would think that if you had someone doing most of that and living there you can find someone for somewhere around $15-$20/ hour.

Want to share the addresses and a little more description? 

The Eagledale neighborhood on the West Side fits this description.  38th to 30th to moeller to georgetown rd is general area