This may have been addressed somewhere else, but i haven't been able to find anything that pertains specifically to contractors.

I also consulted sites like Home Advisor.com, and checked out prices at the big box home supply stores.If you send me your email address I will sent you a copy of the spreadsheet.

@Kevin MartinAs a general rule, a wholesaler can't be trusted to tell you the right time of day, let alone talk about who has what leases with whom.Family members of the current owner are the absolute pig-butt nastiest sort of tenants in situ to end up with.

The property management company takes that account recievable and places it as an expense against owners earnings until the previous tenant pays or the property management company addresses the account recievable with the tenants deposit.5.

If you haven't already, I would recommend finding a real estate agent that you trust, and also start talking to lenders (banks, mortgage brokers, credit unions, etc.)

Is your LLC address in the US?

@Jeff GroudanI took over a mortgage sub 2 and deeded in trust.

A contractor I trust and does work at reasonable prices2.

At lower profit levels, there're minimal or no tax benefits.If you're married, an LLC filing a partnership return may be the best option.It is acceptable to not have any business entity when you start, as long as legal liability is addressed with insurance.

I would have to see the address to comment further.