I did sign up, pay for mentorship, But I haven't started it yet, due to unexpected minor surgery. 

As I am preparing to close on this 3rd property, I want to work on assembling a strong team of vendors from a strong handyman to a reputable GC and everything in between.The first 2 projects were done with me as the primary source of labor but 2 shoulder surgeries in the last 5 months has taken hammer out of my hands.

Everyone seems to think real estate investing is similar to rocket surgery or brain science....

Had surgery on my hand and still doing therapy and he said I wouldn't be able to close on a house until I show proof of at least 2 weeks of subs after returning back to work.

Folks this is not brain surgery.

I wouldn't perform brain surgery on myself and I wouldn't handle this situation without the appropriate professional supporting me either.With all due respect, I disagree with your advice to disregard my advice that he contact his attorney.

We have a tenant that has requested that we install a temporary ramp because her son is having leg surgery and won't be able to walk for a month.

This is all based on me being a realtor out of Roseville, a former policed officer in Roseville (medically retired: ankle surgeries) and my wife worked for the City of Roseville for about ten years and now works for Placer County.

However, if i paid someone..200 bucks would be fair, and id let them keep the old heater as scrap. 500 is a bit much, unless there exists some sort of major surgery needed to replace the old one.

Brain surgery and divorce has taken my credit to the pit.