i can jump in and give you some feedback.1. depends. if you are lucky to work in the construction field, you could do it in 1/10 of the time and get some great people to work for you. everyone's different. no set rule. i have spoken to contractors and they say "i have been doing this for 25 yrs and still looking for good help". so everyone's different. 2. when the numbers make sense, it's a teardown. if you have the crew and your comps come at 200k+ ARV, AND you have the funds, it's a teardown. you dont have a crew?

I want to learn everything and then scale it down to a level of expertise of my field of choice.

My name is Melvin and I am completely new to REI and happened to stumble across BP today while doing some looking into the field.

One thing I use a lot in my field is leverage, and I've noticed that it's used a lot in REI as well.

I received and was honor a football scholarship.

You seem to be quite experienced in this field.

I also do have an in with the football coaches at two of the universities at which I am looking at, so IF I HAD TO, I could stick a group of football players in there, with the coach on speed dial.

Hi, I'm just a beginner in the real estate field and I just want to know how will people value a home, if say, here is a furnished home: http://www.macsuites.ca/real-estate/search-for-furnished-homes/264-fifth-avenue/ and it is for sale.

Hi ChrisI am not that busy, every person on the planet should read "The 4 Hour Workweek"A couple in different friends in different fields are doing this so i thought.

Add expenses for septic per pad etc etc and you'll run up to 40% or maybe higher if you have to pump / repair a bunch of the septic fields in a year.