When I was self managing, I turned over units in days rather than weeks/months and had reasonable contractors. 

The government has regulated their hours of work to 24 hours a week rather than 40 hours.

Quote from @Paul Novak: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Paul Novak: Good question, I got one of these letters in the mail this week for one of my rental properties. 

While this isn't a hard and fast rule, more often then not, these are the guys that can't manage their schedules well, and will be gung-ho on your job for a couple weeks, then be flaking out as they picked up too much work and are trying to keep too many homeowners happy.And lastly, the more detail you have the better the bid will be with few change orders.  

That's why I am here. first thing I learned in RE is I for sure dont know everything and very few folks do.. we are all learning even at 50 years of doing deals I learn new things every week.. thats why I am on BP you have also 50 states rules and laws are not nationwide so I like to know how each state works when it comes to transactional real estate and development.

I beg them not to beat the **** out of the house.. they could do whatever they want to the suspect preferably send in a Canine unit  Yeah, go into a house that's had someone decomposing in it for a few weeks and you find out what real putrid smells are!

LA in 2024 had a minimum wage of $19.33 an hour. 52 weeks at 40 hours a week grosses you $3,350 a month.

Please note that I'm more active on my main socials, not here, so it may be a bit before I see your message.Have a killer week!

Personally I did week-week leases since I can evict someone in 7 days as opposed to 30 days if month-month. 

I didn't take vacations and worked 12 hours a day, sometimes 7 days a week.