It's not 2012, you need to be more disciplined and selective that ever before.  

bottom panel is a different shade of brown so I have to repaint the entire door unfortunately.    

I explain to my tenants who want to do handyman stuff that I issue work orders, receive bids, and select who does the job.

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Originally posted by @Brandon Battle:Call the veterans administration and ask about charity donations to wounded veterans.You can also call Habitat For Humanity for the same information.Thanks Brandon,We will be calling Habitat For Humanity this week.Not sure how many of the charities are legitimate so we where thinking of doing an in-house selection for who to give the house away :)Have a great day. 

Like Landon said, good on him for admitting hit; honesty in a tenant is a very good thing.The only issue, and I don't know enough to speak to it, is if you accept him as a tenant knowing that he has a misdemeanor, is there a way to get into a discriminatory housing situation because you selectively enforced your own rental criteria.  

And of course, I want to make commissions finance flipping SFH and house hack a MFH.Advice on selecting brokers and questions to interview is appreciated! 

The most important factors are tenant selection and keeping the good tenants so that you have little turnover (major expense). 

When it comes to the selection of subcontractors and suppliers, you will have the peace of mind knowing that they are hiring the trades, vendors and suppliers who have the right experience and can deliver what they promise.General Contractors Are Focused on the CustomerWhen it comes to having a successful project, there is nothing more important than communication.

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