I just fired my contractor due to lack of permits, unfinished work, and broken promises in Royal Oak, MI on a house that I'm flipping.

@David MeyerTry to check Royal Legal Solutions they're a great resource for what you are looking for.

Busayo, do you know his royal most honorable prince Halbalama?

Flipping certainly makes sense with plenty of old houses in nice neighborhoods like Royal Oak.    

what a royal pain in the rear.

I'm not that brave, and since there's no way to tell when this will happen, I'll stay away.As for areas that are doing well: I have a close family friend who has relatives looking for houses in the Royal Oak and surrounding areas.

Royal T Management IncAlthough I have not personally used them but I seen a lot of their signs on apartment buildings around Bakersfield.The other best thing to do would be to Interview couple of them and have a list of questions that you want to ask themHere is a link to an article that has bunch of questionshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2008/11/28/some-questions-to-ask-a-property-manager/

Originally posted by @Princess Neugent:Hi Everybody!

I do remember it being a royal pain to find out how and where to take classes and what the requirements were!

I'm dealing with a sellers attorney on a closing right now that is being a royal pain because he doesn't understand why I'm not a realtor (I'm wholesaling the deal).