At least they were supposedly doing that.I think Sandy's idea has merit, if they built something similar on BP, you'd know the contractors were 'flip friendly' or 'landlord friendly' - if your fellow landlords/flippers recommended them.I might have a great guy who works slow and I use around my own house, but if you are flipping, time matters a lot more.For a landlord, a contractor who suggests more durable finishes, or shortcuts that can save cost and time, but don't cheapen the result too much could be very valuable, right?

Hi Sandy, Are you interested in KCMO at all?

I didnt wet sand I had some sand paper that3m makes They are sponge pads they are squares of sponge with sand grit on one side.Worked really well.Thanks for bringing that up because the sponge allows you to follow all the contours of the sink. without making extra gouges where your fingers are.Using a flexible block (also available at body shop supply stores ) would be really important if you never did body work before.

Thanks Sandy

Sandy, the listing agent will do a property inspection report for Fannie, but the agent doesn't set the price.

We successfully managed our properties from London by partnering with our tenants and vendors both; even through Hurricane Sandy. 

Our line in the sand is 30% cash on cash.  

I am new to investing.  I would like to lend small amounts from my Self Directed IRA to get started.  Looking for liquidity at first, in order to eventually quit the 9 to 5.  Plus I need a lot of dental work (plus hav...

A lot depends on usage, system design, and soil conditions. 

It did come in handy we went down and used it when the power went out during Sandy and the kids went home.