There are other differences of course  reporting, resale times State Approvals, SEC pre approvals, Suitability Standards, and advertising methods.  

by not having to advertise, not having down time, not having to give bids that don't result in work, etc.Many contractors would rather work 300 days/year at a lower rate than 180 days/year at a higher rate (plus have all the headaches of having to drum up business). 

Rather than just trusting advertising or a friend of a friend, there is probably a good reason the top purchasers of materials from Home Depot or Lowes do so much business.  

I have had great advertising for our Milwaukee duplex.

It's 2 inch oak – that's pretty common.

I want to know if is convenient to put section 8 people because I advertise but the prospect have saction 8 and in my  olmost 20 years of landlord I never deal with  section 8 people.

Born & Raised in Cranston, went to college in Bristol, lived in EP for a while and work as an Account Executive for Lamar Advertising.

What are the most common things that a home inspector misses and is there any recourse you can take after they did not provide you with the correct information?

I didn't want to continually advertise all my personal information, my personal address and social security number, etcetera.  

Setup 1x1 coffee w/those that share a common interest in partnering.3) Syndication - if you lack time or just want to learn and make money sooner while you are working on your own DIY plan, if accredited, there are some great ways to get into this from a passive standpoint.4) Coaching - something to consider down the road to ramp faster, get exposed to deals and support a syndicator for profit.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/30...