@Scott Trench I’d reach out to Lowe’s, they are so much more responsive and community oriented.

All the lighter, finishing stuff.I did two from-the-studs renovations in my first primary residence (once at purchase and once after a fire), and I really liked using the GC for the big stuff and transferring the job to a detail-oriented handyman for finish work.Saved me money too, but my handyman may be a better value than other people may easily find.

Now the 1st floor tenant DEMANDED the reimbursement on her mattress topper, tempurpedic bed, bedsheets, and rug to be professionally cleaned ( her rug didn’t get wet but she said it was).

However my experience and goals are residentially oriented, even if it means operating larger MF properties.

I went to see this property recently with my real estate agent (who, unfortunately is NOT investor oriented and doesn't own any investment properties).

Many of you bigger city markets have become more tenant oriented than landlord oriented.

I've had limited success finding specific groups on social media to solicit this killer deal in one of Austin's TOD-Transit Oriented Development zones. 

Real estate is a people oriented hands on thing.

You're not running into haters...just a very protective and math oriented membership.  

As in you don't want to ruin a good living room in a family oriented neighborhood.