My system is currently broken and not working.

Often patients of mine will end up in the emergency room because they need their toenails trimmed, or something similarly inane. 

You have to deal with an occasional issue, ie your cleaner tells you something is broken that needs fixing, etc. so you message your handyman.

I would really like the hard data broken down by property so I could calculate trendlines and regressions based on property classifications and features.Any help would be apprecaited!

Think termite damage, broken sewer lines, galvanized and lead waterlines, knob & tube wiring, underground oil tanks etc. 

Especially in a crazy market like we're experiencing now.So, I've broken down, at a high level, the 12 steps to follow if you really want to get straight to your first/next deal.WARNING: This list is for action takers only!

Looking a little bit like this;EXAMPLE:Est Sales Price: 150,000 (Loan in my name)20% down payment: $30,000 (money from silent investor)10% deal: $3,000 profit at the end of 6 months either broken down in monthly installments: $500 monthly pay out to silent investor for the 6 months or paid in full at end of 6 month term.They'd get their full investment paid back in 6 months plus the 10% earned either monthly or in full at the end of 6 months.My questions are as follows;Is this a good RTI for an investor? 

You work with your contractor to get these broken down into Material & Labor costs for each item on the renovation.

You work with your contractor to get these broken down into Material & Labor costs for each item on the renovation.

Hi everyone,I'm evaluating a SFH in Columbus OH at the moment, everything looks ok except that this property isn't connected to city water (it is on well water, of which the pipe has broken).