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Stacy G. Why investors should be their own general contractor
14 July 2017 | 45 replies
Here in CA, if you are the owner on title (or person with authority of the entity on title), you may act as owner builder and no GC licenseing is required, however, you must also agree to either perform the work yourself, hire licensed subs, and/or maintain workers compensation insurance.Years back, I performed my rehabs by beng the project manager myself and I hired subcontractors to perform the tasks needed.
Michael C Williams Court throws out pocket listing lawsuit against NAR and MLS
24 December 2023 | 6 replies
Would love to hear everyone's opinion on this ruling.http://builditconcrete.com/cou...I thought this was the swimsuit against basically forcing the sellers that list (supposedly negotiable) to compensate any 'cooperating' buyers' representation/agent/brokerage. 
Eric McCusker Is raising rent with a long term tenant a good idea?
1 April 2023 | 51 replies
The bad tenants pay more than market rent to encourage them to find housing elsewhere and to compensate me for having to deal with them.Good luck
Lionel Quiambao My First Potential House Hack In Sacramento
23 March 2023 | 12 replies
A fixed fee for them to provide the offer contract and consulting on what the various parts of the contract mean and the implications could provide peace of mind and everyone deserves to be compensated for their knowledge/expertise in a professional relationship. 
Brent Silberbauer How to bill out electricity when you have solar
24 December 2023 | 18 replies
If the true up bill is a credit should it go to the owner for compensation for buying the solar system? 
Joshua Michael Hauman Forget profits, use this instead
11 December 2023 | 1 reply
Insisting on minimum returns ensures adequate compensation for my money and time as fix and flip is not passive by any means.As a finance guy what I prefer even more is IRR.
Jimmy Harris Partnership Profit Split
19 December 2023 | 8 replies
If he's managing the rentals so you can focus on this, then as a larger partnership you are sharing the management responsibility...so maybe a 70-30 or a 60-40 works...or 50-50 but your time is paid/compensated...there's really no right answer...
Lionel Thomas (Lead) Question For License Realtors
21 December 2023 | 4 replies
As a Non-Realtor (myself), if someone were to present you with off-market, highly promising HOT leads suitable for the MLS, what compensation structure would you consider to be fair, for the individual providing such valuable leads?
Account Closed Seller Fiancing as a retirement strategy
8 June 2010 | 53 replies
A manager of the LLC may or may not be compensated and certainly does not need to be a corporate trustee type, like a bank.
Matthew Banks Scaling BRRRR beyond DIY, compensating contractors
4 December 2023 | 2 replies
Any advice on how to compensate contractors/tradespeople to ensure that you get good people who do good work?