I'm a numbers person, so basically i'm a nerd who adopted a wallet!

The responsive contractors will get back to you quickly.Also try visiting the hardware suppliers in your area at 7am in the morning.

Set up a wallet for my fiance and send half of the BTC to her and that way when we cashout it will only be taxed at 15% for 10k (35k investment + 20k annual income = 55k total leaving 15k a piece to pay the cap gains on), this would save a bit but I don't think enough to make it worth the hassle. 2.

I like multifamily because you can keep one side rented while renovating the other and makes it easier on your wallet getting started.

There are two ways I have found good contractors; referral from someone who used that contractor and that person is someone you trust and secondly I have found great success in going to my local hardware store and asking for a specific trade.  

(plumbers are stupid expensive)My renovation included all new LVP flooring, new HVAC unit, new and used appliances, paint interior and exterior, new bath vanities, paint cabinets/add hardware, update plumbing, fix bad electrical breakers, fixed up the backyard shed, lots of landfill trips, fix the broken fence, along with a few other miscellaneous repairs.

New custom front entry door, several new interior doors and all new door hardware throughout.

-floor/roof/hvac/ stainless steel stove/fridge, new hardware-doors/cabinets, have a pet fee

So right out of the gate he's negligent in not using the proper hardware.

Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $275,000 Sale price: $730,000This was an abandoned hardware store.