Ron and Jay Conner are in Orlando, on the bus tour for Quick Start, giving you with some knowledge about ARVs and what you should actually spend money on repairing on homes when you are buying them.
Ron and Jay Conner are in Orlando, on the bus tour for Quick Start, giving you with some knowledge about ARVs and what you should actually spend money on repairing on homes when you are buying them.
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That was some Good teaching by Ron, very thourogh, I like the simplicity and good nuggets from Jay as well.
Excellent information. From the two gurus.
Keeping it very simple. Don’t over spend but spend where the biggest WOW is. Don’t forget curb appeal. It’s the first WOW.
That was a really fun part of the QSRES. It was good to see how the guru’s figure out the cost of fixing up houses. He really does keep it simple.
Great video! Very simple & easy way to add up repair costs. For someone like me with no experience at all, it really puts your mind at ease. I felt like I was on the trip with them.
Yes, I like ceramic sinks and stainless steel appliances. The ceramic sinks look classier and add another dimension to the kitchen whereas stainless steel sinks look like a fishery sink where they filet fish.
It’s critically important to know what he said about not ever knowing exactly how much things are going to be. It’s too easy to get paralysis of analysis and not do anything because you’re so afraid of not doing anything perfectly.
I LOVE these bus tours!
i have been to the one in San Antonio. Great tour.
I love these bus tours but I just cant seem to get the knack of making estimates. Im always way off.
Guauuu this gays make a lot of money
Great stuff . I felt like I was there with y’all
This bus tour w/ Ron is worth the cost of the QSRES ticket . Great lessons from the master
Ron LeGrand is the Man much respect
I never knew about roof cleaning that is amazing, and good to know about keeping a pressure washer away.
I am glad to learn the basics of what things cost so I at least have an idea/ballpark of what things will end up costing.