I compensated by knowing my numbers, being articulate and well-read, wearing a suit and tie every day, being an active listener, and having a very strong work ethic.3.

But if I were in your shoes I would 100% for sure create a separate LLC for my flipping business.

If I am in the seller's shoes, I'd want to control your ability to pre-pay the loan so you don't pre-pay and then I get hit with the tax bill but that is getting granular and can be worked out in the note agreement.

Make sure to take the time to prep the area, remove shoe molding etc prior sanding. 

Been there done that....Biggest issue will be the tie into the street main & they generally do not let anyone but an insured lic plumber integrate that connection with the '15-20 on shift city guys' that show up for a $1200 connection charge.

If your assets are tied up in real estate, they aren’t getting paid for advising about them.Advisors have started charging a monthly “subscription” retainer fee, but this is usually aimed at younger clients without large brokerage accounts where a percentage of assets fee would apply.I think real estate is a great way to generate passive income for retirement, but your normal financial advisor won’t be able to make money off of your rental portfolio.

I paid a whopping $38 to have a 6' x 6' curbside load taken away but it did have to be bagged/tied and on the curb.3.  

So you can't run it through the agency you're tied to (if you're just a salesman not a broker with your own office).

I don't believe wholesalers who don't have the ability or intention of actually buying a property that's in foreclosure should be tying up a property for 90 days, stringing along a seller in trouble who likely won't have time to go through the short sale process a second time.

If I were in your shoes, and I one point I was... first, I would listen to every podcast on here.