I used to get mine at lowes, I only did stainless and the guys in the dept called me every time a scratch and dent was put out and id buy it 25% off and store it.Now, I could buy the cheapest one around in avacado with dents, fix the dents, paint it with my industrial stainless flake paint, and its pretty damn close looking.

If they recognized they were in the hospitality industry instead of the hotel industry they could have done what Airbnb did without much of the pain.  

What if you aren't just an engineer, but own a successful business already, yet want to be a part-time agent for MLS access (as an investor) and to get more involved in the industry? 

As someone passionate about finance and eager to explore opportunities in the lending industry, I'm looking for insights from those with experience in this field.

DC is in theory “recession proof” due to the government jobs and the industries here.

I posted this to Facebook and a friend of mine who happens to be in the industry offered to do it for just under $400.

Any credible broker in that industry can immediately produce that because that was the basis on which they were sold.

I am putting in a lot of time into learning the real estate industry but I would also like to building my education for me being able to renovate homes myself.

What are several successful strategies to build trust with new investors when you have little to no experience in this industry?

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