They can be a pain to deal with, but also save you money if any major repairs come along.Theoretically, anything behind the walls, like plumbing, should be the association's responsibility.

The inspection was also a pain in the butt because it involve more paperwork that has to be approved before you can even have the inspector come in to inspect.

Homeowners ALWAYS over-value their homes, because they see the comps too, and think their house is equal (if not better) due to their own emotional biases.When speaking on the phone to prospects, after getting to know their motivations and pain points, offer your solution.  

Starting banking capital at a painful rate while you learn.

Once you start to infuse them together your LLC status as a separate entity starts to fade.

If I make $80,000 per year (hypothetically), given that I don't have immediate need of cash infusion, which sounds better?

Once they’ve received the money, any more work that they do will not earn them any more money, and they’re likely to gravitate towards completing other jobs that will earn them a cash infusion.

Drywall, lighting, pain, trim, etc.Bathroom renovations: $10,731 - complete gut and refinish three bathrooms.

Can also get you the number for the movers widow to see if the lot is still available, and if any relatives will move the house.We took great pains to save all the bricks from the chimney, put them on pallets, might want to make sure they come with, as no other bricks will match.

I can painfully recount every time we've rented to a friend or family member and it's never worked out in our favor, no matter how great the relationship was to start.