I'm a full time employee who travels a lot and has a crazy schedule.

I require my employee/foreman 3 pictures on what they've done as part of their everyday work, this is because this is part of my contract most of the time.

Hi Danielle, I believe you can be paid as an employee by the owner and manage the property without a broker's license.

To answer the 1031 to your LLC question, I will tag a colleague expert @Dave Foster.  

Unless you are an employee of the property owner.

I don't know of a meetup that's exclusive to multifamily, but there are a lot of multifamily investors at the meetup @Brie Schmidt and @George Foster host the third Tuesday of the month at Dino's Pizza in Norwood Park.

Trustees might include the business owner, an employee, or a financial or trust institution.”

As for everything else, Hopefully our opening date and our ability to find our few employees will align well, and give us plenty of time to be picky with the place we choose.

When I do a bid walk, and the potential client does not know what they want, I usually end up on the high end because of a couple of reasons, i need to cover all that they don't know, all that they might demand and don't want to pay for it, anticipate the extra days i have to pay employees because the client cant keep up his end, or simply not feeling the fit.

You see, I am 59 years old and have a lot of construction experience as a manager and regular employee and I have a little experience in real estate.