Are you able to do the dirty work of a renovation for a flip or BRRRR? 

You can get that experience by working for a commercial real estate developer / owner / operator

Would love to hear feedback from other members, builders and commercial brokers.Thanks Before you buy the land, I'd try to research and find the developer you want to work with first.

We really are breaking even as far as cash flow is concerned but would also be in a fine financial situation if we rented it back out and would just lose a month of rent.My wife and I both work W2 jobs and manage our rental properties ourselves. 

If you have a little understanding of how notes work these courses are useless.

I highly suggest working with an investor friendly agent so you don't buy in the wrong location.

I recommend working an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation and tax planning.

What areas are working out for you today?

We get all sorts of clients who waited to long to work with a professional and have all sorts of problems.

However, as an agent and investor, we understand an accept that our payout comes with time- however for a project manager realistically looking for a 1099, being paid at the time of work is key to making sure you have the right person on your team.Is there realistically a way that you can create your projections of net profit on a project (in a scale format from X$ to Y$) and find a happy medium in there of expected net profit, and carve out your PM budget there?