I have succeeded, after a few tries, in obtaining the e-mail of an individual who can submit my request to be a qualified buyer/disposer of distressed assets.

Increased that work , lost work, had prices cut, you name it, it was a struggle to say the least, However the past two years I was able to partner with another contracting company and together weve grown, we have multiple crews at our disposal, an in house licensed electrician, plumber and hvac guy, concrete finishers, carpenters, general laborers an in house realtor etc.

My garbage disposal company has that type of contract. 

I may profit by rehabbing because I (a) am a licensed GC (b) own a full retail renovation company that creates a volume i can (c) leverage with manufacturers for direct supply and volume discounting and by which (d) I have the full management and operational team at my disposal to perform on my properties at cost.

Thoughts and comments would be appreciated.1) List with agent and accept the fact that after fees and closing I will be down a few thousand but will be better able to bring my real estate goals to fruition by freeing up disposable income from my 9-5. 2) Try a FSBO3) Rent it with a lease option.

The one thing stopping me currently is not having the capital at my disposal to pay for the rehab costs! 

Can anyone advise me of options that I may have or alternatives at my disposal?  

You sell and dispose of a property to exit from ownership.

Keep an open mind folks.While I thoroughly enjoyed and benefitted from the FB 3-day, and truth be told might have laid down the $35k right there and then if I had it in DISPOSABLE CASH to spend, I did not like the high-pressure sales tactics.

Last time I checked. if the home owner can remove the tiles in one day it is NOT an abatement issue but a DISPOSAL issue.