Also if you need help painting I can donate my time for some brain picking time I was a professional painter for 3 years.

(Plumbers, electricians, painters, contractors, etc) just in case you need to use them in the future.

Right now I'm looking for an exterior painter but also interested in all other trades: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, drywall, roofing, gutters, floor covering, etc.

Every real estate investor, newbies and pros, should read 'The Encyclopedia of Commercial Real Estate Advice' by Terry Painter.

Also I have not included all the money I paid carpenters, drywallers, handymen, painters, yard cleaners, junk haulers, assorted helpers, property manager, so I doubt if the $555 is realistic.All day today the phone was ringing off the hook and I have 3 parties “very interested” who said they gross 3x the rent or more and no animals, they agreed to complete the rental app TODAY or TONITE and submit it.

Her painter got the job done, but they did not use drop cloths & got overspray on their new flooring.  

Kindly looking for recommendations for the following trades-Carpet Installers-Painters-Reliable Handyman (Misc work)-Landscaping services

I can see the painters painters painted over it, but it shows through, and it look rough like un-sanded wood putty.Any thoughts?

For instance hiring an unlicensed painter will be looked at differently than hiring an unlicensed person to do HVAC work.

If it’s an entire building it’s going to be tough to just sand and paint the problem issues and you may need a lead certified painter which will include potentially “tenting” one side of the house at a time while they remediate.You may also be able to side over it if you can do it without creating lead dust.