Now the county is threatening to take the General Contractor license unless the money is reimbursed 😳!  

I've been an entrepreneur for about 15 years now and since my first adventure as a entrepreneur was in a construction related trade, I consider myself very handy and somehow capable to deal with contractors.

Mostly owners that are tired of the grind and want to retire and enjoy life.

I am a general contractor who handles both residential and commercial remodeling. 

This is because the properties are cheap enough that landlords cash flow immediately, and they also get to enjoy the perks of having the college students around.

I really enjoy it, and so does my tenants.

Keep in mind contractors who had jobs bid before the spike got their heads handed to them if they weren’t cost us.  

Go ahead and be willing to put in the money toward a good contractor if you're not doing the work yourself.

I've spoke with the folks over at Abodea, who do offer a scalable call-center approach to HOA PM at quite affordable rates, but we're still missing the kind of local, on-site general contractor/handyman or capital management planning schedules that would be required for proactively addressing homeowner and community association needs. 

Hi all,I have 5 units and will have the ability over the next couple years to scale some.One thing that is holding me back is the time commitment on maintenance between little issues that wouldnt really make sense for a handyman/contractor to do and probably wouldnt take the job anyway to renos/painting/etc between tenants and everything in between.