Then, we hire everything else out to subs.In terms of our subs, here is the list of subs we have:- Licensed HVAC Contractor- Licensed Plumber- Licensed Electrician- Roofer- Expert Carpenter / Deck Builder- Cabinet Supplier/Installer- Window Company (Supplier/Installer)- Countertop/Tub Refinisher- Sheetrock Installers (for very large jobs)- Hardwood InstallerEverything else is handled by a main crew of contractors that are essentially just really good handymen.

You can have a number of blogs that from your perspective are all "your blog" but from the readers perspective are all highly specialized expert sites.

I am the expert because I get my info from Bigger Pockets.

They are taking advantage dropping prices on highly sophisticated and feature-rich equipment, developing in house proprietary management and policy software, and implementing expert engineering and design.

If there is no interest, he will pay taxes on the gain as it is received, and the IRS will hit him for the imputed tax rate, google it, so the seller basically gets screwed.Aaron says he is a marketing expert, sounds like it to me.

That means being active here on BP and engaging on our forums, blogs, etc, doing interviews like these, and making yourself known as an expert in your niche/area.

A better user interface, with a more location aware ability would add value for sure.A more organized knowledge base.Standardized forms.Maybe an "Ask the expert" button.cheers,MC

I'm not an expert in these types of deals, but I've done a little bit of selling in my time and the one thing I did NOT see you do is figure out why he was interested in selling.

Here are some that I came up with last night:-Self-Directed IRAs-UBIT and UDFI-Lending Environment-Legal Setup of Vulture Funds-Social Media Expert-Tax Expert-How International Investors Invest in The StatesThere is a method to the madness, but I am just brainstorming at this point.

The choice for the individual investor is either invest as a passive investor (reits, limited partnerships) or become expert in a niche market too small for the institutions interests.