I'm not looking to profiteer, but I could see a benefit to moving down and working with a contractor company just to meet the inevitable incoming demand (I have little experience, but want to learn), and I imagine there will be a whole new market of available properties to flip.

My contractor is working with one and he’s pretty slow and causing some delays.

Would like to start looking at some properties in Howard, PG and Anne Arundel county MD but not sure who to take w me - real estate agent, general contractor, perhaps even a home inspector?  

Hi everyone,I'm looking to invest in Atlanta for Buy and Hold (BRRRR) and wanted to seek the BP communities advice on recommendations for Real Estate Agents, General Contractors, and Property Managers.

Hello,Shoot me a message I can recommend a contractor that does good work and is even 203k approved (if you need it)  @Mike Teri

.) $17,000 +-Tenants will pay gas and electric and we will pay water/sewer and trash.

You can also build up your own maintenance and contractor crews so you aren't as reliant on whoever the PM finds. 

@David Cruice I don't think I'd be interested in being a Realtor, it would be strictly for MLS access and saving commissions, not to mention it will help me build relationships with lenders, contractors, brokers, etc., however working at a real estate investment company for a few years definitely seems like a great idea to understand how everything works.

Also, if you know contractors that I can connect with to know how much it would cost to build and the style I should build.I haven't bought my first property yet and appreciate any advice that anyone can offer. 

Who manages the contractors?