Tulsa, OK Homeless Handyman

[David Moore]

I struggled with where to put this, and when I started in market place, it just seemed like the right place.  I own several properties, but I am visiting from our of state.  I was at Riverside Park in Tulsa today when I met a quite nice homeless man named Bill.  What surprised me was that Bill is quite skilled in the type of handyman traits I'm always on the hunt for in the Twin Cities.  Bill explained in detail he knows how to lay linoleum, paint, and do general repairs, the pain in the butt stuff that I always have to handle myself (like repairing screens, replacing door knobs, changing out faucets, cleaning an apartment).  

If you have an apartment or two, or property that needs these type of repairs, Tulsa OK pals, will you consider giving Bill a chance?  You can IM me with any inquiries.  I have his phone number and can send along that to you, with great news at what someone of his skill level is willing to take for compensation.  

Hearing his story, and I'm all sure we've heard stories, is one of a guy who has had some tough breaks, but wants to work, and he has some good skills.  Please consider giving the guy a chance.

[Thomas S.]

Investors need to question why a individual with skills does not have a job and a place to live. The answer is usually obvious and the reason is the same reason why it is best to rely on licenced contractors to do your work. He most likely has mental issues and is unreliable.

It is nice to be able to help others but regrettably the reason they often need help is why you can not help them. Been there done that.

If someone truly wants to help him the best thing anyone can do is try to find him a regular job and hope he can hold it down.