(flooring, plumbing, electrician)  But i'm not sure who i call for a few things-Installing a new kitchen-Patching drywall-Tiling a bathroom-Replacing/rehabbing exterior trim/windowsThose are the few things im not sure who to call or look for when trying to get a bid.

He also didn't want to sign a contract and appoint me the seller he wanted to try and keep selling it himself.Second house was move in ready a few things, needed sink faucet no big deal, patch job on the roof simple and later would need replace 2br 1 ba she was asking for 8k rough area but a very friendly block family oriented block.

He also didn't want to sign a contract and appoint me the seller he wanted to try and keep selling it himself.Second house was move in ready a few things, needed sink faucet no big deal, patch job on the roof simple and later would need replace 2br 1 ba she was asking for 8k rough area but a very friendly block family oriented block.

Fixing them isn't too big a deal, nor is patching drywall.  

I am thinking of the "prehab" being just do the demo, clean up, patch up any holes on the wall - and then show it to a buyer who wants to customize it.

The purchasing platforms; Patch of Land, Peer Realty, CrowdFranchise, American Homeowner Preservation and EquityRoots stated this was an opportunity to prove the sharks wrong.

They just keep fixing/patching stuff.  

@Jamie Scharbrough It is great if a tenant patches the nail holes! 

I own a lot of these and if you have an idea of what you're doing it's not too bad to maintain, but if you are someone who tries to patch and fix everything the super cheap way it's going to be problematic.

I've been working with Patch of Land and they seem totally legit, but I haven't closed yet.