Somewhat old fashion you could say...The other solution is getting heavy into BIM (building information modeling) where you link building elements to cost and time.

My ride at the time I bought that property was a white-and-rust Honda Odyssey with 200,000 miles on it.

Market them as fashionable and hip to millennials.  

I always liked to go for rides and check out abandoned properties, properties with notices on them to previous tenants or for landlords(sometimes you will find landlords that want to just rid of some property rather than spend the money to fix all that former tenants destroyed.)

If you are not a contractor, you will find that flipping is kind of like riding a unicycle while juggling with burning grenades.

Real estate investing is a pretty forgiving world and the average person can still make money even with some pretty big mistakes.Buckle in, keep your arms and legs in at all times, and enjoy the ride!

Also, ask whether the contractor has a resume or whether they are just one of "those guys" that ride around in a truck and do stuff.

You can kick them out for violating the terms of the agreement or you can let it ride and then charge them for a lock change when they leave.

NPV, IRR, ROI) for each of these properties in an automated fashion, BUT I have these questions for YOU!

I just want somebody that's responsive and will do a good job in a reasonably timely fashion.