Bring money, bring grunt labor, bring a heretofore unmentioned level of expertise in construction / project management / leasing / fundraising / ?

I would highly recommend everyone check their local procedures and consider offering this service to your tenants.If anyone in Toledo needs labor for spring cleaning or a  trash out help throw me a PM, happy to assist.I'd love to know if other municipalities have unlimited trash pickup...I can't believe that Toledo has  some unique perk. :)

Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:SE Michigan is a very popular area for what you are looking for. 

@William SavageI have built 7 building modular, 1 infill in NE portland 13dekum.com if you know what you are doing you can make it work and in this labor market, I don't know Denver all that well but I have friends that developed in the city and they are having labor issues as well.

No worries, hope I can help.I've had an investor tell about a situation like that where he didn't want to be the work horse any more and had someone hungry like yourself run the deal.You are getting paid for your labor, not for your investment so that is the pitch.

You are exchanging your labor (work) for education and experience.   

Joe Splitrock you missed the whole part about the HOA not making a decision yet.

http://www.egresswindows.com/product/Easy-Egress-K...This kit is $ 1100.00       Plus labor     with digging , tying into drain tile , and installing window , I would be closer to $ 3000  to $ 3500  .

Hi @Joe Koppel,You live in SD and are buying in KC?

That's awesome Joe!!