That means to have the optimal equipment installed you would have to have the electric heat installed first so your consumption can be averaged.

In my eternal optimism, I'm hoping he was inflating that commission as leverage to use for negotiation with the buyer.

In my professional life, I have always been the guy tasked with making processes more efficient, and was regularly moved into new jobs to help make that area of the business more optimized. 

That should do a little better.I've been reading your posts for over a year now, and it seems to me that you are constantly focused on the wrong optimizations.  

I could basically do everything related to management for them, including optimizing the listing to increase earning potential, organize the cleaning, and everything in between!

Optimal land usage for a park without getting too high of a density is between 7-12 pads per acre.

Account ClosedHard to fault your optimism when you got the actions behind your words.

If you don't have a clear scope of work you will never finish a project.2. you cant cut corners with contractors (not all contractors are the same)3. the more education you have the better off you will be. 4. i don't want to do the work myself and creating a process is the best way to manage risk, and optimize productivity.5. * don't trust anyone with your due diligence.I have 2 properties that i purchase over 1 year ago and i'm finally putting 1 up for sale by the end month.

@Paden AndersonPhases of a RE businesss - Buy a Million(Acquisition), Own a Million (Growth/Optimization), Distribution (Maximize Cash Flow)Since you are still in the Acquisition phase of your business, you should be setting all of those funds aside for acquiring new properties or investments to add to the portfolio.Keep in mind that the ROI is often better keeping the property leveraged by cash out refinancing and putting those funds to work as well during your growth phase. 

There may or may not be room for you to optimize this piece.Third: your property management fee is to high.