As I continue my renovation journey and explore ways to enhance my home's value and appeal while saving money on insurance costs, I would appreciate any insights, tips, or advice you have to share.Thank you for joining me on this journey, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences as I continue to navigate the world of homeownership and real estate investing in Florida.

If you are successful, they say it's because of all the money you make in your 'day job' and if you fail, it's because you spent all that time learning about non-financial things.

Basically looking for someone that's prompt, reasonable in pricing, follows through, and doesn't mind job size (big or small).Thanks in advance for your kind assistance!

All thoughts and ideas are welcome!

There are obvious reasons such as affordability, taxes, landlord tenant laws, high paying jobs, and over all political environment.

Partnering sucks, pretty much never ends well, and does not go like you thought it would.

Using other peoples money is a great way to keep you honest on the project as well keep the project out of your pocket.I thought funding my own would give me control but what it really did was hogtie my leverage and made me emotional in my decisions.There may come a time when funding everything makes sense, but even if you do a few flips with HML, you will understand the process, have a foot in the door and be positioned to act on ANY opportunity when it comes along.And having a bunch of your own employees just means that they are looking to you or leaving you if the work slows down. 

Local folks will be glad to have your help.wholesaling is a sales job.

I haven't payed anything upfront so it is not a money issue, more the fact that there are half done jobs left behind and another gc for sure will quote me more to pick those back up.

Most of our owners feel that's its a full time job.