The benefit to being on your side of the table is you can explore multiple markets...it's really about networking and finding a local firm/agent that works with investors (and invests themselves- critical)...to be honest, your agent should provide every connection you need to get your deals done...from start to finish...the agent is the center of your investing universe...no need to seek out other connections, really.And despite a general discontent for wholesalers, top tier investor agents follow the wholesale market and do a portion of their business off-market.

We put a fridge in the living room and they cooked with a microwave.

Hence, I would be foolish to not passively invest this capital as I finish my final year of college.

Right now I want to finish this project soon so I can move on to find a next deal but I am lost in the search of a handyman or a contactor can anyone point me in the right direction?

One, in particular, would be excellent for RV/mobile home development with Oklahoma's most popular lake nearby, 22 condo units, and just finished selling an 80,000 SqFt executive airport hangar.I'm trying not to advertise too much here but just help the community find their next deal...I just want you all to succeed and help you find transparency and simplicity in finding deals. 

Many others had small sags or just looks gross, so there was a mix of installing new drywall or sanding them down and all ended up with a knockdown finish.

Unfinished two floors to be finished in the future.

We just try to make use of trending designs and finishes that put our homes in the top 10% of listed homes on the market so that they move fast.When you say you have some good deals there, does that mean you have them under contract or just noticed inexpensive prices?

I recently refinanced a home in Florida with a major bank and it took 49 days from start to finish.

A detached 2 car garage with a 576 sq. ft. finished loft (1 bed 1 bath) and the main house is a 968 sq. ft. 3 bed 1 bath.