I’m not promising a fairy tale, but if you want guidance from someone who’s spent late nights haggling with contractors, tweaking staging plans, and emailing roofers at odd hours, well, I’m here.

Flipping is very hard without capital and experience (i.e. impossible) because you would have to rely on contractors who know you are new and will take you for a money ride while your hard money turns over in its grave.

I would be happy to have them move the large storage shed and its whatever contractor provides an acceptable bid rather than city employees doing the work.

One contractor was at the planning dept the other day who just got out of federal prison earlier this year.

I'm the real estate agent for the purchase, the contractor for the build and now the property manager for the property.

Bonus points if they can refer you to reputable contractors in the area. 

(PS I'm sure you experienced folks have your contractors in line already but it never hurts to add another trusted one to the phone book, I'd love to send over our business cards and talk about how we could be of assistance to your team) Again thank you all for the help - Brennan 

With the right agent, you'll learn how to run the numbers and establish a network of lenders, investors, other agents, contractors... 

For his coaching he advertises that his coaches are paying members who are independent contractors & not employed by REtipster & that you are encouraged to evaluate them & determine their suitability for your needs.

I’d be happy to answer any questions you have or help you with any thing you need as far as property management, contractors or Boots on the ground.