(Of course double check their work later) ALMOST always the guys will be willing to perform sidework and either have their own equipment or use the companies they work for and will have connections of their own for other contractors with large concrete saws, a pump truck, have an in with the inspectors/codes etc.Largest concrete project I've put together to date was a 33 yard pour.  

They haven't paid this month's rent yet...HOWEVER< they filed a complaint with the city inspector for a different reason...so i am worried about retaliation..YET< they are late on rent and they caused damage to the kitchen.  

Becoming a home inspector opens up new doors. 

I'm looking at a multifamily fixer in the South Sound area below Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia. Centralia, to be exact, about 50 miles from Hoquiam. I found comps and the numbers pencil out nicely, if there are no major...

My father was in construction for years, so I've inherited nearly every possible renovation tool you could ever want - including a roof moisture meter (he was an inspector for a minute)!

Looking for a reputable home inspector in the MD/DC/VA area.

Are you going to have an inspector or contractor go with you to the house to verify only $4,000 needed repairs?

I've decided to place an offer for around $11,000 and subject to Joe pulling the proper permits and having the proper inspections completed by the town building inspector (and of course another couple escape clauses).

Set up an appointment to walk through the property, and bring along a home inspector.

I told the seller I plan to have plumbers, electricians, mold inspectors, termite inspectors, A/C guys, roofer, painters, floor guys, etc.... all give me bids on the rehab and that I would be needing access often times at the last minute and during work hours (when his friend was unable to give me access).