What's Your Occupation?
- Thread starter Broadway Joe
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bastard!!!!!!! LOL!!!!
me, im licensed to drive heavy machinery. front-end loaders, john deeres, etc.
as of now, i just drive forklift all day. not too bad, but could be better.
Thankyou!!!!:thumbsup:
Benzopyrene
BoM June 08
3rd year medical student baby!!!!! Worked 102 hours last week. Gotta love that!
I am a Electrician.
I tell the women I can lay alot of pipe.
I tell the women I can lay alot of pipe.
Texas Cop
Cavalry Scout
Not to derail the thread here, but I can't send a PM for some reason...Where are you in school? The Army is still rumbling about sending me to get my BSN, so I've been school shopping..
drew
I am a Regional Maintenance Supervisor. I am supposed to oversee maintenance operations on apartment buildings, but I do more construction management than anything.
I have basically turned into an apartment complex flipper. We buy apartments cheap, dump some cash into them, and sell them for a large profit (millions of dollars). The only problem though, none of the profit is for me! It's very similar to the TV shows you see of people buying and flipping houses, but on a much larger scale. Our projects usually take 2 - 5 years instead of 2 to 5 weeks and we have to maintain profitable operations while we are flipping them.
It's a lot of fun, and very challenging. I watch the flip your house shows and laugh sometimes. It's funny watching them try to get a house painted or carpet installed. I can do those things in my sleep on a Sunday. Identifying and fixing much larger problems and maintaining a multi-million dollar rehab budget for each site I have is more difficult, and rewarding when it's all done.
I have basically turned into an apartment complex flipper. We buy apartments cheap, dump some cash into them, and sell them for a large profit (millions of dollars). The only problem though, none of the profit is for me! It's very similar to the TV shows you see of people buying and flipping houses, but on a much larger scale. Our projects usually take 2 - 5 years instead of 2 to 5 weeks and we have to maintain profitable operations while we are flipping them.
It's a lot of fun, and very challenging. I watch the flip your house shows and laugh sometimes. It's funny watching them try to get a house painted or carpet installed. I can do those things in my sleep on a Sunday. Identifying and fixing much larger problems and maintaining a multi-million dollar rehab budget for each site I have is more difficult, and rewarding when it's all done.
Don't know about scared, but I bet you would have had a lot of people suddenly hate you.:rolling: