Plucking random folks from the internet, or the like, only invites disaster.Construction doesn't really have trade secrets and so sharing openly was of no concern to us.Since communication is such a large contributor to the success or failure of a project, pre-bid meetings allows everyone access to identical information at a singular time.  

I hope you aren't looking for some random with little or no experience in property management. 

I do know, however, that they do randomly do these inspections.

He was clear that this was random and that tenants don't have to "buy a ticket" to enter this random drawing.

Based on my findings, OR law does not allow the charging of any non-refundable fees except for a particular list of random designated fees.

Also requests are to be sent to your email not random messages .

Let me give you an example for a 1200 sqft, 3 bed/2bath home.Home is worth 100k with a maximum refinance of 80k with a LTV of 80%If I am lucky, I can purchase and rehab a house with an AVR of 100K, for around 75k (which as a flip, would yield me around 10K profit).I can then rent this property for around 850, which satisfies the 1% rule.But here are my calculated monthly expenses for a property like this$200 For CapEx (which I calculate based on the age and replacement cost of each major item, not just some random number or %)  $22 For repairs and maintenance at 5% of rent  $68 For vacancy at 8% of rent$438 For mortgage. 30 Year Amortization, 5.75% interest  $70 For insurance  $85 For Property Management at 10%$110 For Property TaxesTotal Expenses: $1013, which is over 100% of the mortgage. 

Here is a link of a random website that has good info from what I remember laying sod in school for construction companies.

I’m just throwing out a random idea. 

While I see random places that sound similar, especially in lower income areas, there are many many properties that are not dumps.