I'm not a rehabber, but I'd expect that if you were looking to come flip in Vegas, you might be fighting a lot of incumbents at this point.

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Either they’re a official property management company which means they’re small and likely not capable of growing since the market is constrained; or they’re an individual who provides super/handyman support, which comes with administrative and people management burdens not worth the time investment.Btw- no offense to any wonderful zainseville property managers out there: the market just doesn’t pass my personal filters to be worth the time investment.Your situation may be different.

Another association I belong to, Ive assisted with property tax appeals, connecting association with a capable law firm.

With the help of a PM, I would scope out "$x of work needs to be done to unit 1 and then it is capable of achieving $x rent".

That would be a mess, and I can’t imagine the builder agree to it without a fight.

A borrower might say they are willing to give a DIL, then instead hire a FC atty to fight for years, then go BK, then... plan for the worst and youll be ok.

If the tenant decides to fight, you might try cash for keys but only if they decide to fight, also review the lease and local law to make sure the grow house is legal. 

She can fight them all she wants, but they will win that fight.

Fight the urge to retaliate.