For us real estate investors, our paper work tells the story of what happened when the buyer and the seller had a meeting of the minds and agreed to a deal.Sometimes I think we lose the simplicity of that and over complicate our forms because we’re trying to mirror the contracts that we’ve seen standardized by the Georgia Association of Realtors.

For example do you have a layout of what can be built and has it been approved by the City/County?

Even a single-member LLC can be claimed here as well.I have included an image of the page below and you can see the basic layout: Income and Expenses mostly.

TCs manage the literal paper file.. they follow all the dates and make sure the agent is in compliance ( agents dont get paid if their paper work is not perfect in our area LOL) the TC is just an assistant who specializes in handling real estate paper work..

Some have been good, some haven’t...the net profit is good on paper but one hiccup and it’s a loser.

We've only done it up here on smaller sunken concrete layouts & so far its been effective buy for a slab home it's a different animal.https://theconcretehero.com/2018/12/3-main-problems-with-mudjacking/

You can put a piece of paper over the number and rub a crayon or a pencil until the numbers show on the paper.

I read your bio and nice work man i cant wait to get some work down on paper like that!

Depending... sole proprietor vs company with over head, legit contractor vs uninsured side jobber, type, size and quality of tile, shower walls and or floor, waterproofing, metal edging, niches, benches, shelfs, windows, deco bands, total square feet, backlog, substrate, relationship, layout. ..

You might even check the for rent section of your local paper and call them to see if they would consider selling.