In the view of many clients working with contractors to them the job is not started if they do not see people working on the project but contractors spend a lot of time talking with architects, running down to their local building department to consult with authorities and knowing about permit requirement etc, and it is true that contractors do spend a lot of time just putting together a take off simply in order to put a bid together, however, unless a client agrees to pay for that bid or estimate its on the contractor to take that on as the cost of doing business and this is one reason so few contractors still offer to provide someone with a free estimate. 

Since he has no real authority over me, and is a private citizen like myself, what if any rights do I have against his bullying? 

I was tab accessors web sit and looke at a House tha shoed the still owed taxes for 2017 and was active in foreclosur what should I do to try and get this property.I’m a newbie and trying to get started in buy and holdThanks

@David Greene (author of the book), provides a very good blueprint to follow, when getting into out of state investing.

I've even tried logging in via different web browsers too.

The first example I used has excessive fees for what they offer, and don't do what they're supposed to do.

I am currently working for an underground gold mine and I love the work; however, I am somehow always drawn to real estate investing and find myself browsing the web for beginner advice and how to get started.

The author does not manage his own properties but I do and it's not so bad. 

Just go on the Housing Authority website and search for the Housing Choice Voucher Program.  

Send infraction letter, (and copy of photo) to the tenant, include in it 'immediate cease and desist', and inform them of your obligation to inform the proper authorities.