That way when you get a bid from two or three contractors, you can make sure you're comparing apples to apples.Good Luck!

I think it is better to connect with many GCs, find the ones you want to work with the most, and have them walk properties and provide bids for you.

With timeline, I would be asking roughly when job was complete, i.e. if contractor says these are the last three, but client said the work was completed in 2022... well...And lastly, not necessarily needed for the interview process, but for bids you want AS MUCH detail as possible.  

FHA, 203K, etc.) are going into contract more frequently than we’ve seen in recent years, where sellers received multiple cash offers in bidding wars.The tide is changing.

I will probably bid on it myself.  

Worse-case, I'd ask them how much they want to pay me to develop this list for them - which would include an annual fee to update it.3) We've always done this, so no bid deal to us.

Some adapted & survived though.It was easy to predict the same thing happening with the STR market, especially with the short-term COVID craziness.It was crazy seeing investors bidding up property prices based upon STR projected income, NOT LTR income!

For instance, Alamance County opts for the In Rem procedure outlined in 105-375.If one successfully secures a bid on a Tax Deed resulting from a foreclosure carried out under the auspices of 105-375, the prospect of securing title insurance from a title company becomes exceedingly challenging, if not improbable.

Right now, I'm getting a bid to finish this project off and will most likely S8 this property or sell it. 

Was having second thoughts on some of my recent bids since the cash flow has completely disappeared.