Unless you have serious technical anaylsis skills I'd RUN just like everyone is saying.

title officer apartment property manager Working in a real estate agency office as an assistant Some other job that honed your phone skills would helpJob in direct marketingWorking for a new home builderIf you are flipping, working at home depotWorking for a real estate investor as an apprentice

I also quit using general contractors for rehabs and reduced my costs to 50/50 labor/materials and am saving at least 30% per job, and sometimes 50% by hiring skilled labor for $15 per hour.

Steve, I totally agree that people and negotiation skills are paramount in a critical audit.

If that is not your skill set, you could simply take it to auction.

The fact that they didn't, speaks to their lack of attention to detail and poor customer service skills.

Personally, I would interview Tax attorneys, especially attorneys with international skills and history.This may require going to a large law firm with numerous attorneys with varied specialities.

Use your negotiating skills to swap stuff you purchase as equity stretchers.

Actually . . .Beginning on Jan. 1, 2014, the standard mileage rates for the use of an automobile are: 56 cents per mile for business miles driven (down from 56.5 cents, which was in effect for 2013) 23.5 cents per mile driven for medical or moving purposes (down from 24 cents, which was in effect for 2013) 14 cents per mile driven in service of charitable organizations (no change from prior years)

To be work-related education, the training (bootcamp) must maintain or improve skills used in your present business.