Are you hoping for the partner to train you while working together, or would you prefer regular updates on the process?

Broke down the doors and stole all of my mechanicals + material on-site (resulting in ~$30K worth of damage)I just had a contractor walkthrough and talk to neighbors and apparently there is now a homeless man who has been sleeping upstairs (he wasn't present, however bedding was present).

An important point is that if you didn't do the renovation or weren't on site checking frequently as the property was renovated, you never know how good the repairs done were by the seller or previous owners (this requires a good bit of construction knowledge).  

I had some training but no real experience, especially when it came to negotiating.

But the contracting businesses get 1/3 down at contract signing . 1/3 when we start on site , and final upon completion . 

To add to the humor, I skiptrace the guy, I think he has more court cases against him than the weekend warrior training program /guru who has around $2M in judgments against him that he probably just took his weekend course from - because its comical that after this guru holds his course every new investor comes out of the wood work with the same facebook and email campaign that they have been teaching for the past ten years.. 

So, in some cases their legal training is somewhat limited anyways. 8.

You can install a lockbox onsite and place a master in it for your trusted contractors.

Because last month I paid $2500.00 for a 6 week training and already have 92k in loans funded and 109k in the pipeline.

Quote from @Joshua Thang: Yes 2 closets, minimum height requirement met, it's bigger than the bedroom than the other rooms that was considered a room, 1 window, and 1 door.Personally, I'd have the loan officer do an onsite walkthrough of the house and document the third bedroom for underwriting.