I am just not sure, they can always hire some odd balls and knock it out that away cheaper, however the crews I run are very fast and organized.

Opportunity knocks when you set forth the effort of learning and being coachable in any department. 

For my buy and hold deals, I'm still cash flowing a good amount and I can knock out the 2nd (seller carry back) to upgrade cashflow a bit later when I'm ready. 

Sometimes you have to “knock on doors“ a lot to get there.The more you do this the easier it will be to make deals, make decisions, and attract people who want to work for you in the future.Keep at it!

It was quick to pay online and the payment for damage process was painless.We lost control of dresser carrying it down the stairs and knocked a big ~10"x10" hole in the sheetrock.

In 2010 I could almost walk a street and buy any property I wanted, I actually would do that, knock door 2 door and ask.

People on this website love to knock turnkeys because they aren't the "best".

I suggest starting at episode number 1 and either cherry picking or going full fledged and knocking them out one after the other.

I'd start with handymen (we've run across a few that were way more talented and versatile than I realized) to knock out as much of the little stuff as I could (painting, tiling, light electrical and plumbing, cabinet/countertop replacement, knocking down and putting up walls, etc.). 

The lender is saying the new by laws state that if I was to knock down the building and re build I would have to include a commercial building on the ground floor and residential above as per new planning laws.