In addition to the workmanship, you want to work with someone who is good at managing time, people and his relationship with you, his client :-)    We are actually building out a network of approved contractors because one of the biggest pain points investors and landlords face in Philly is finding reliable solutions. 

My client is concerned if he goes to sell years down the line he will face an issue where the new buyer would not be able to obtain a loan on a property with a CLTA policy and his buyer pool will shrink to cash buyers only which could delay the sale. 

Whenever I had a client facing this issue.

I am very sympathetic to those who are facing foreclosure and other distressed situations.  

The assessments. . .it's all about the assessments.https://finance.yahoo.com/news/poison-pill-facing-florida-co...

You can barely tell if the lines aren’t perfect.

It's great to see new faces in the real estate community.

I have a tractor and have successfully fed wildlife before doing this.However, there is not a lot of margin to make a profit as I see bare land selling actively in MLS listings for $2-4k more than what it will cost me to buy the tax sale and do a quiet title search (likely $3k apiece). 

What is the biggest hurdle you face right now?

Unfortunately, the only serious applicants I've received either have a criminal history, poor references from previous or current landlords, or have faced evictions in the past three years.