Posted by John Ohio on November 05, 2000 at 16:56:39:
RRSmith, thanks for the reading suggestions, which I will followup on. I read most of Nickersons stuff back in the 70’s when I started. I continually used the same subs back then and eventually put them on as employees. My question would be how some of the experienced rehabbers have structured their companies. You apparently only use partners, and I do this too, but will you share how you set up the %'s, and what you actually do for your %?
Employees in Rehab business - Posted by John Ohio
Posted by John Ohio on November 03, 2000 at 07:36:04:
I am looking for some seasoned rehabbers that have employees. Would like to share some compenstation ideas. We rehab about 40+ house per year. I know some of you are in this same class. Lets share some ideas. Send me email, Thanks.
partnering in REI - Posted by RR Smith
Posted by RR Smith on November 03, 2000 at 16:56:59:
I am partnering ever when i work as an engineer, you should read: Trammell Crow,
Master Builder : The Story of America’s Largest Real Estate Empire
(also very good for commerical REInvestors)
by Robert Sobel
and Nickerson …neither of which you have read, otherwise you would call it partnering
(not compensation per hour!?)
The E Myth would be good also, look up the other post(s) using this book title.