@Victoria N HoffmanIf it's trade specific, I go to the local plumbing supply / electrical supply etc...

There was one unit empty and all we had to do was clean it because everything else was already rent ready.

The tenants pay their own electric.  

Except for some extreme cases it usually doesn't work out that clean - your lender might stick you with a 75% limit.

I just had the septic cleaned out 2 months ago.

Separate meters: Gas, Water, Electric.

Purchase price: $44,501 Cash invested: $13,300 Sale price: $129,900 Quick flip, rehab time was 3 weeks, just needed clean out, new flooring on first floor and carpeting through stairs and 2nd floor, Property was built in 95 and has a full basement with French drain and newer utilities.

Offer to do some electrical work for an experienced flipper in exchange for education.

My goal is to use it to my advantage and move forward in building a great team among all who want or are taking ownership of their futures.I currently work 4 jobs; in advertising for a large retailer here in Texas, I run my own sole prop cleaning company for commercial and apartments, a small time side gig as a janitor ( I can relate to Brandon with the whole toilet situation), and on my spare time I do personal training.

Agreed, looks like the 2 properties I've got accepted offers on would be in the $50-75 range each, really not a huge deal and if they keep cleaning up the city I think its well worth it.