
This week on House of Horrors, I’m joined by Bob Lachance, a former pro hockey player turned investor who shares how he lost $150K on a knockdown rebuild in Greenwich, CT and what it taught him about trusting partners, doing due diligence, and not falling for “can’t-miss” deals. We also dive into a shady property management horror story and how Bob uses VAs to scale smart.
In This Episode You’ll Learn:
– The hidden risks of joint ventures and handshake deals
– Why legal costs aren’t always worth the fight
– How to properly hire and vet virtual assistants
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