Remove the door and put it on saw horses to do the planing or use a belt-sander.

Lot of cities are tightening the belt for short-term rentals requiring licensing for short-term rentals, and special taxes.

If they don't respond or seem WAY TOO eager, no biggy, pick the one that makes you feel comfy.2-3 deals under your belt and you will see the benefits of doing things this way- Saves time, money, keeps you "in the loop" and in control but w/out forcing you to be onsite or whatever.

Every mid western or rust belt city has them and if not one 5 or more per city.. 

Are you a fan of Subject 2 and how many transactions do you have under your belt?  

But once you have mastered that one type, or at least have one under your belt be sure to move on.Also consider your goals, and your tolerance for risk/reward.

This BiggerPockets classic covers every single step in the process that will make you a black belt investor and a wealthy individual.

Hi BP family,I have a few SF properties and a multifamily under my belt but still consider myself a newbie.

I have zero properties under my belt but that won't be the case for too long.

Hello BP Community, I am starting out on my own as a rehabber in Atlanta. I've worked for general Contracting companies in the past before flipping rentals for property management companies and for Rei's. I decided to...