Thanks again Corey and I look forward to collaborating with everyone.

Some agencies actually have profit/revenue share options as well that promote passive income through the collaborative success of sponsored agents.

In my experience, usually the inspector will categorize their repairs as 'Major Concerns' or 'Minor Concerns' to help the buyer evaluate/prioritize the importance of the issues found on the property.I have had inspectors that were very critical and thorough with their inspections on my rehabs that scared off potential buyers....but guess who I hired as my inspector when I bought my next house?...

I always welcome the opportunity to share information and learn from experiences of others through collaboration.

It depends if you prioritize cash flow now or the appreciation in your long term goals, and how far away you're comfortable with buying. 

Spending time on planning and detailing things out can help create an accurate picture for the FF&E budget, the labor, vendors needed and logistics in collaboration with the contractor.

If anyone has experience doing this, particularly in Texas, I'd love to speak with them. 3) The options I de-prioritized, but may look at later are: + Holiday rentals: A good backup if neither of the above work out.

Yep the pendulum is going to swing too far before the laws figure out what to do with the collaborative economy.

If you need someone to come sooner offer to pay some extra to have them prioritize you.

This happened to me where we were in the high season, and HVAC techs will prioritize their direct customers and be unavailable to assist with the warranty company service requests.