If they say they had XYZ plumbing overhaul the plumbing then you call XYZ plumbing and talk to the plumber that did the work.

Make your reputation stand out from the rest.

I don't disagree with much of what has been said in this thread but I can assure you the park models or mobile homes are built to a much higher quality now than in the past when they gained the reputation.

Does anyone have recommendations for an investor friendly electrician and plumber in San Antonio, TX, or what is the best way to find one?

I still like to get hands dirty but I do not hesitate to call plumbers and electricians to do the more tech work.

Sometimes it would be me (and I am not very experienced with dogs) and some nervous plumber trying to settle it down and shoo it away.When you have a unit with a dog or cat you will also lose out on a small number of future prospective tenants with bad allergies who cannot live in the same duplex with a pet.There are upsides to permitting dogs, one being that landlords often charge more.

I'd love to talk with anybody about reputable companies in other parts of the country if they're interested.Thanks again!

Don't be afraid of a reputation that's 25 years out of date.If you're looking to get plugged in to the community, I can think of no better way than my gym, Tacoma Strength.

Plumber finished top out yesterday and now it's ready.

So my point is that I think I can really get clear about the "reputation" of a builder and a neighborhood in a most likely stronger way than if I were just searching online and such.