and skills/tolerance/excitement for a live-in rehab.

The best option for you will be dependent on your skills, experience, and resources.

These contractors are not happy about this state of affairs but working under the HD or Lowes umbrella are the only way they can make any money, because they lack the skills necessary to build their own business or haven't been doing what they do long enough to build their own business.

What combination of pieces you use is of course up to you, but here is one possible scenario:- An initial touch using a post card with a simple message- A white letter of no more than 2 pages wherein you explain how you can help the recipient with your unique set of skills.- A final touch, this one could be another post card, a short yellow letter or a 1 page white letter.The idea is to provide a simple initial message, expand on that message and then reinforce the urgency of the message.

Something skills you are brought up with.

But, until I'd understood exactly what I wanted him to do and turned it into a step-by-step task, we weren't hitting the results I wanted.I have another VA who has more specialized skills, but she charges more per hour.Use Screencast-O-Matic (free) to record yourself doing your task on your desktop, then send them the recording.

You can also get a job working for a Multifamily company but you need some skills to offer like bookkeeping and analysis.

When and if possible, include language that addresses remedies, penalties, right to terminate and a prevailing party clause in the contract.Finding skilled labor that is available and willing to work with you as noted above can prove challenging.

The benefit of a vacation rental in this area really depends on the strength of the marketing skills (photography too), the number of nights the owner plans on staying at the property and whether or not you can self-manage.Closer proximity to the beach and the number of beds will be the basis for what you can charge.

To me, the appeal of any syndication is heavily dependent on the experience, reputation, and skill of the sponsorship team.