I'm also looking for contractors with specific skill sets as follows in you or anyone else has some:PlumberDrywallLandscapingThanks!

She knew she would be working around those 2 trades people.I am at the point that I am more than willing to let the house sit for a week or two extra to be able to hire out the work and do not plan on giving out move in dates in the future unless the property is VACANT! 

You’re not trading VHS tapes here.

And if so how would you structure the partnership as I would be an out of state investor(I live in Seattle) I would partner with someone from the city who has skills to compliment yours.

Want to connect to other owner/operators and different types of trades people.

Other than permitting issues, where certain trades have to be licensed to pull their own  permits (electric,AC, plumbing, etc) your insurance companies will audit you annually to verify your subs have liability and workers compensation….since ultimately you and your insurance company will be on the hook. 

It's a skill that is always in demand.

Once you have a specific skill set that you are knowledgeable about then you can join a mastermind group and share your knowledge with others.Good Investing...

A skilled fixer guy can always find a dump somewhere to make a few bucks on.

And yes, I'm going through the pre-apprroval process right now (should be wrapped up very soon).Questions are mostly specific to those areas, but I'm also curious about:- What are the trade-offs of a 15 vs 30 year mortgage for a rental?