Because someone didn’t return calls and emails you should immediately foreclose, call a collection attorney, write off the deals, and bring in the muscle?

I see people all the time who are very smart went to college are up to their necks in debt and at a job they hate. 

Interestingly, I have a close friend who just rehabbed and rented out a triplex in your neck of the woods - it's in Spring Lake, I believe. 

Their work was better and because they no longer had me as the bottle neck it was done faster essentially allowing me to get a renter in months sooner than I would have otherwise offsetting the costs of hiring the contractors.

Their work was better and because they no longer had me as the bottle neck it was done much faster.

However, waiting two years if I were to go to a commission only job would be a bottle neck for me.Thanks in advance

@Billy SmithHey, you’re in my neck of the woods!

Once we factor this in we can decide which projects will be advantageous heading into the winter months, versus which will lead to frustrating delays and longer holding times.So, while weather is a factor and certain areas are less prone to the "winter slowdown", flipping in your neck of the woods is still a great way to start!

I am in a tough situation between these items and need some representation and muscle lol. 

Big burly guys that chew tobacco and drive jacked up 4 wheel drives, smell like diesel fuel and have neck tats.