People will definitely be fussy about temperature, so allow them to have heaters and fans in their rooms.

That is the reason I'm not a fan of condo's, it provides a lack of control.

I'm a big fan of asking other investors for referrals but I still think most good ones are slammed these days.It does help if you know which specific trades you need though, and are willing to manage them yourself rather than looking for general contractors to manage everything for you.

That's where the photos would be helpful.I'll gather some photos but it looks like:1) Painting interior of house2) Some broken tiles here and there3) Wiring from garage into the kitchen for the stove4) Fixing some lights/fans that do not work properly 5) Window screens for all windows (solar screens)6) Flooring gaps7) Painting stairs8) Sealing the glass in the new shower since it has gaps where the door is9) Rehanging the door in upstairs bathroom, front door/back door as all three have major gaps and/or are digging into the frames due to being hung improperly10) Repairing holes in walls/doors from their renovation work11) Windows need sealed properly (they replaced all the glass and now a lot of windows no longer open because they put the seals on improperly)And some other things that may not be too much overall.

@Aj ParikhThanks for this summary - super helpful, I am a big fan of roofstock.

Personally, I'm a fan of not "having all my eggs in the same basket". 

I am sure there are different ways to go about this but interested to hear different experiences that worked.Background on us if the context helpsThe quick summary of our business is in 2020 we have purchased about 10.5 m in RE in one New England town.

Does anyone have references to a land Inspector in New Hampshire/ New England?

Hi All,I've been a fan of this site for awhile now, but this is my first time posting on here.

Hi All,I've been a fan of this site for awhile now, but this is my first time posting on here.