Do not depend on reviews from the typical homeowners who might have had a handyman/contractor hang pictures, or assemble furniture, or paint a room.A larger rehab project requires skills and subs that don't come with handymen. 

It really all depends on your personal situation, goals and skills.

I grew up with my cousin owning his own contracting business, so throughout my younger years I got to work with him every summer and really learn the trade.

I feel that skill set and a track record of success in that is far more rare (and thus valuable) than someone who has money to write a check.

Hey BP.I'm diving down the Probate Lead driver and would love to connect with anyone that's doing the same to compare notes and sharpen our skills.

We have known each other a little bit for years as we are both in the construction trades with great decades long reputations.

Property prices in the Chantilly, VA area are quite a bit high so to limit my investment until I become more skilled, I’ll be focusing on areas with lower prices.  

I'm hoping it has something to do with the time of the year - Dec/Jan.This house is the most expensive home I've purchased, but it required the least amount of work done to it, so it was a good trade off!

I'm looking to connect with some Boise folks and if I can help out electrically maybe you can show me some of your skills!

So, if term leases are required, you may be trading one problem for another if MTM is your business model based on class/region.