If you're not a nerd there are phone numbers to call on the first page after the cover.Their general liability insurance is a different animal, and for you (and most others here) the line you want to look at closely is "Products and Completed Operations - Per Occurrence," since that's what will pay if they do shoddy work.With that said, you should have a liability policy on any premises you own.

With my wholesale - I have only done 1 - I went to the person's house(not over the phone) printed out listings in the area most of them had DOM of 6+ months and were houses that were move in ready- their house needed 20k worth of work.

If they have talked to them on the phone and they are fully qualified already by a mortgage broker and realistic in purchase price then those are considered WARM leads instead of cold and are worth more.With a referral you are taking a huge hit in income as a new agent.

You can connect via phone and build relationship.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

I've never not picked up the phone :) As to taxes, sure why not.

I am currently using Ring Central for my real estate investing phone system and want to change.

this was sent from my phone if grammar or anything sounds funny :)

I just listened to Podcast # 48 and they broached this subject with respect to NJ.My question to experienced SoCal duplex/multi unit owners - Will the Socal water company install a separate water meter for the second unit and if so is this a matter of a simple phone call to request this?

Our filings also have phone numbers so I call if they are not on the Do Not Call list.

Phone app still has some bugs.