I feel like it can be costly on utilities but the tenants are responsible for water and electricity anyways.

the first step that I would take is to find an investor from the realtor in your area and you can build a lot of your network just piggybacking off of theirs with their recommendations of contractors and other professionals biggerPockets has a great tool for finding realtors.

Gas, electric, cable, internet, and water.

That being said, how does one go about getting architect plans for a home to get bids from contractors in a smart way?

Are you seeing additional value-add from the service beyond just Rolodex contractor dispatch?

The inspection also pointed out that the fungi growth should be checked once drywall is removed.I am concerned about mice infestation and likely damage to electrical wires and wood because of that.

Whether you’re looking for off-grid living, investment property, or future development, land sales in this area can be a lucrative option.Types of Land: Fairbanks has a variety of land types available, from raw, undeveloped lots to partially improved properties with utilities like electricity or water access.

You'll see the usage drop significantly once they start to play for it.Get three quotes from HVAC companies, and if you don't have any I would ask contractors and realtors for referralsGino

Quote from @Connor Chatlos: If your Broker is worth their salt, they will have an Independent Contractor Agreement with you that spells out responsibilities, commission splits, etc.

Buy in Austin, Dallas, Houston and you can get bids for work from 2 dozen contractors.