I wanted to get some feedback on our bandit sign designs.Feel free to throw in some suggestions, constructive criticisms, or ideas!

There is a good book that might give some tips and must do's...It's called "Avoiding the CON in construction" by Kia Ricchi.Wish you the best Brian

I have about 20 years of construction/rehab experience along with building my own house about 12 years ago.

I don't really have the experience to flesh it out fully so I'd appreciate any comments and suggestions to it.1) get construction job & hopefully a mentor (for experience and to earn about $5000 dollars)2) get FHA loan and buy distressed 4 unit property3) Live in one unit and rent the others out while keeping my day job.

It will include who pays what, including real estate commissions, in accordance to state law.These critical agreements should be constructed by a real estate attorney in the state where the property is located.State laws rule and vary.

•Currently property is under construction and expected to be completed within a year.

No heavy construction required.

A lot of people are under the false impression that management companies assume the liability here, or that their umbrella policy will kick in for their neglect or lack of construction knowledge.

But, also, I disagree with the job makers - after all rehabbers employ construction crews, buy and hold employ management, landscapers, maintenance, MF investors employ all kinds, and note buyers often employ servicers!

The owner completed all the work himself and owns a construction and demolition business.