They will line you up with several pre-screened, licensed/bonded contractors that do the work you need.

Possible perhaps but I don't think probable.While there have been some exceptions and special programs that perhaps pay a bit more than market rent, I don't think it is that common.

You can contact a lawyer who specializes in this.

I now work for a brokerage specializing in single family and multifamily investments. 

I really do try not to be resentful of all the special favors certain professions get or just resentful, period. 

I payed special attention to the first few guests because those reviews are so valuable.

Hiring a general contractor could help speed things up and find better ways to handle it, specially, as you mentioned,"or does my W2 job allow me the time to do the work myself."

I am an investor, property manager, and realtor specializing in investments.

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Hi Donald,I work for a residential design firm in the Minneapolis area and we specialize in home design and construction documents.