My full time job is as an environmental consultant dealing with indoor air quality in all types of buildings.

I work hard to screen my tenants.

I personally buy houses in the same zip code that I live in.And NO, you don't get bad tenants if you screen really well.

There was another bird dog to wholesaling post of this quality a few months back, but I lost that link.

A few questions here, if there are no good comps in the area how are you evaluating the quality of the deal In other words, how do you know this deal is good for you and that the purchase price will work?

If anyone out there can recommend high quality programs or other avenues for training I'd appreciate it.Thanks!

How will you monitor their progress or the quality of their work from across state lines?

What if next month she wants to have the air quality tested or the tap water tested?

I've installed both and if you get a quality laminate a lot of people can't even tell the difference, especially lower end buyers who aren't expecting any better.

You'll need to pre-screen and see which one fits your criteria best.Kudos,Mary