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What do you bring to the table?

William Clark
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After a lot of reading and watching videos (besides this being common sense from my point of view) is that I need to bring something of value to the table.  For anyone who may not know, the "table" is where I come for ideas, whether it's for a transaction, renovation, structure, etc.  I have no money to bring to the table, but I have no problem providing sweat equity and I'm also about to become a certified residential home inspector.  What value does anyone else bring to the table? 

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Dallas Kidd
  • Contractor
  • Olathe, KS
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Dallas Kidd
  • Contractor
  • Olathe, KS
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@William Clark I have been a General Contractor In The Kansas CIty market specializing in investment remodeling for 7 years. I have successfully renovated well over 200 homes. I also have personally bought funded and flipped 20 profitable homes.

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