Takes 20 minutes a month to update at 17 units.If you're set on QuickBooks, the customer/sub-customer workaround on Simple Start is legit.

Managing your own subs saves you a ton of cash, but it basically eats up your life with endless scheduling and coordination.The thing is, it's not always just about the money.

I was informed we cannot perform a regular Sub To, so the loophole we found was to place the property in the trust and list me as the beneficiary.

I'm in a related part of the industry (3D visualization and layout support for interiors and built-ins), and while I’m not local to Sarasota, I’ve seen specialty fabricators build solid relationships by connecting with:• Independent interior designers – often looking for trusted fabricators• High-end residential contractors – especially those who care about detail• Architects focused on custom homes – they value partners with strong finish execution

I'd include pictures (where applicable), and detailed descriptions of what is expected from the customer. 

The value for effort invested is asking to talk to other customers of theirs with similar projects.

Yes construction is my active income and provides me a lot of insight into good vendors and subs who complete my customers jobs.

I came across a local Credit Union willing to do 6.25% on a mobile home park. Are there any commercial lenders out there beating that?

It barely justifies obtaining the work, managing the tasks, billing the customers (he does terrible billing for the work which also does not help with paying the handymen - he has a customer he has been working for since August that he has not yet billed (this is not fair for anyone)), and scheduling the handymen.   

Our business moves too fast ... sub-1-hour turns, 1-night stays, constant guest communication (for AI to meaningfully engage in real-time operations without expensive, well-trained agents that can actually analyze the data in context).