At the poker table they call it grinding.. waiting to pounceI feel like I have the tools for some action across my deep equity portfolio but instead it is inaction because at these prices it's not easy to see the forest through the trees like before ;) And lack of knowledge thatd let me know the best calculated move, the right move.

But, since we're not interested in adding to our rental portfolio right now, we'd likely flip it.I decided to not try to solve any divorce-related risk -> buying out the husband's equity is off the table for now. 

I have this same stumbling block - theoretically I know I can fund a deal if I got my numbers right and it is a sweet deal, but you never really know 100% until you are ready to go to the closing table. 

I am the newest addition at this point and want to make sure I can bring my own clients to the table and not rely on just what is already there.

But I am always looking to get as many bids as possible and see what is out there.Along with the "dont's", I am curious what things people believe every contractor should be bringing to the table.

huge deal, seeing how it'll be your first. what track-record does he bring to the table?

What are you bringing to the table?  

He lied about losing work because he works under the table to avoid paying support.

From the agent's point of view, you might as well take whatever makes the seller happy if you can bring a buyer to the table and earn 6% on it.I'm not sure if the agent still had a legal obligation to list on the MLS, or maybe it's just good marketing.

I love going hiking in the mountains and there is very little I personally do in Pigeon Forge.