Once the train runs to Boulder and beyond this will be truly prime real estate.

that's why I am doing this forum to keep me accounted for my actions)So... for this week, I think I will put more effort into finishing the two books, "asking questions the Sandler way, and "Prospect the Sandler way", finish all the onboard materials for Exp, attend the team meeting, set up social medias, watch the videos I marked up on the "subto" training vault

If you give a GC a budget, 99% of the time, they will max out whatever the budget is.Labor can be scarce in some markets and some locations can be far from the major metro areas; all of which can enable some contractors to collude, stall at various stages and increase your cost significantly.

What I found recently was a couple that bought a deal with a wholesaler on which it was told that it will make an 80% ARV (with lack of knowledge they believe what the wholesaler told them)After they completed the work they made a small 5% in the deal so they told me that the exit that business immediately.They needed a partner or more training to understand how it works, but I feel that when you don't know, you don't know so people is getting advantage of that.

My train of thought was I wanted the original hardwood to be in decent shape when/if I sell this place.

Are you ok with building a business that needs constant sales and marketing training? 

Now the big banks hire trained robots with zero authority of real knowledge.

What would my downside be if I just continued to stall? 

Latest venue has been Dave and Busters in Euless Typically on the 4th Monday of the month in the evening about 6pm for networking and 7pm for training.

Tech = possible train-wreck.