House is over a hundred years old and never been damaged from a storm. 

You want to offer some sort of incentive such as a hundred bucks off rent and you want to make sure it’s listed everywhere relevant.

The other is telling me to put in the kitchen cabinets first and cut the floors around the cabinets. 

I have skip traced hundreds of names and addresses and only found 1 correct phone number.

I had a great mortgage broker that got me a hundred percent financing I just had to come in with some closing costs the homeowner paid all non-recurring closing cost.

That said I was wondering what experienced wholesalers  do  or would do to dot all their i's and cross all their t's on the property to ensure there aren't a bunch of liens or other issues that would disrupt a smooth closing before calling a title company and spending hundreds of dollars for them to do the same thing?

Yet, people choose to take prescriptions that cost hundreds of dollars a month to alleviate the condition rather than cure it.

For a few hundred bucks (or less) have an engineer come to site and take a look.

you can go to turnkey reviews and look at reviews of a hundred different TK companies in virtually all markets and there is live or for real inventory on the site that you can view without getting in a squeeze page etc.. kind of like the Yelp for turn key companies.. 90% of the prominent ones in the US are on the site.

I have a person for kitchen cabinet/countertop work, looking for general contractor can put electrical, bathroom together; carpenter/painter as well as on going maintenance.The quotes I got are either ridiculously high or they are booked till next year.