A GC will be able to provide an accurate price but especially if you are new to using them may want to be compensated for the walk through.  

If they are “always late” we'll let the late fees stick to compensate us for having to put up with their inability to manage their finances.But at the end of the day you need “outer boundaries” that you stick to.  

The hard part of being a GC is the relationships with subs  There is a difference... the general contractor is often primarily concerned with providing construction related services to the public for compensation.

You can be well compensated for your efforts, but you now have a job.  

Include a timeline for when you expect a response.Request for Repairs/Completion: Ask the contractor to either complete the work and reinstall the alarm system or provide compensation for the damages and incomplete work. 

Not one of these clients has been compensated.  

I mean providing fair compensation for their expertise, as a proficient and well-informed investor's time is valuable and teaching you would mean forgoing other opportunities.

no one is going to compensate you for anything. 

She is still technically employed and earning an income while she still has sick hours, and she may get Worker's Compensation, but she may not.

HI David..Someone in your office will need to obtain their NMLS Mortgage brokerage license but we have a complete system for RE professionals like Agents, Tax Professionals, Attorneys and Builders that enable you to be involved and compensated without the full responsibility of processing loans (which is not fun!)