I think you're confused on where you actually provide value to your customers...hint, it's not writing bids...When I pay my attorney money for consultation, I'm paying him for providing a particular service that has value to me (his expert legal opinion).Likewise, when I hire a contractor, the value they are providing me isn't the bid.

J Scott just wrote a great book on flipping too.On the note deal, I'm somewhat confused.

Your post is slightly confusing, but I have to figure since it is a land contract, you are not on title, yet you have found a buyer for your rehabbed property.

Insurance can be confusing and complicated and thus going to a run of the mill P&C insurance salesperson might not get the results you actually need.

Don't confuse the PPM with a marketing document.

Please clarify - your question is a bit confusing.

The only thing I'm confused about is that you stated that for the past 16 years you've lived in and flipped 5 homes that had no Capital gains tax and you said you made a lot of money, but your also saying that your not invested heavily for retirement.

I am confused.

She was pretty upset also very confused, both funny and sad.

There seems to be a little confusion in my example so maybe a few specifics would help.