Again, you'd want to refer to the lease to see if you are allowed to charge TICAM, which is sometimes referred to as "additional rent" in the lease.NNN expenses for a landlord could include landscaping, parking lot, roof R&M, HVAC (based on the lease sometimes the tenant is responsible for up to a certain dollar limit in a 12 month period and then the owner is responsible for above/beyond that amount), exterior water proofing, management fees, general & adminstrative, etc. 

Please let me know if you can refer me to a good one.Thanks!

Please let me know if you can refer me to a good one.Thanks!

By an agent's list do you mean set up through their portal, or is there a different type of list you're referring to?

They vetted and referred several contractors to bid my 203k project.

When you say you want to do this full-time are you referring to flipping or a different strategy?

I have a duplex in Lakewood, does anyone know a good designer and or contractor That you can refer?

:) OR perhaps refer me to a specific location online that can provide a specific, step by step approach to moving forward on this?

Agent will make there money and houses that are great shape make your job easier,clients will say you know what your doing and refer you to other buyers.

However from my research I've learned many investors suggest calling 3-5 contractors and requesting clear quotes. 3 people could give you a good expected range, however 5 may let you throw out the outliers at the top and bottom (really cheap), then choose from the rest after calling and checking references!