Hi Shane,www.agentsonline.net is one of the oldest and biggest around for agents.

In my start to flipping as I analyze properties the biggest unknown is the ARV.

I'm just trying to find a more direct route to the negociator, that's my biggest problem at the moment in my Foreclosure Learning Curve.

My biggest concern about investing in these cities is the possibility of a detroit scenario.

I work in an industry where the biggest selling point of the product I am working on is saving time (SaaS not real estate).

The biggest problem is the roof which should be vented from the soffits to the ridge.

I am my own biggest challenge in my real estate business.

The board and bond company will need for you to use all your efforts to the "full extent", if still unresolved, it is time for you to hire one, then the bond company will cover the cost of the next contract, up to a maximum of whatever they bonded the contractor.I would disagree with @Darnell Kramer on red flagging a contractor who needs to pay their crew, a common generalization among investors is they are looking for the biggest bang for their buck, so their typical hires are three guys with truck and tools, hopefully licensed, and mostly don't pay real worker's comp.

If they do not feel they can make a D become a C then we give them the right to fire them.The biggest cause for employee turnover in PM companies we have found is burnout of your employees.

The biggest hurdle is having the funds to complete the entire project.