The only inspectors I recommend are ones who have a background in the trades themselves because they actually know their stuff, but some buyers have read somewhere that they shouldn’t trust their agent’s inspector recommendation and they hire somebody else who doesn’t have any real hands-on experience building anything.  

Since non-permitted work could impact insurance or liability, I’d consult local authorities, hire professionals, and confirm zoning compliance to ensure a smooth process.Good luck!

I found my self with a million dollar startup with no money and realized my success was contingent on companies hiring me or people investing in me.

Identifying the right market can make a huge difference in the success of this strategy.Curious to hear...are you planning to manage the property yourself, or are you considering hiring someone local? 

Hire an inspector /independent person to manage the job site for you, someone with your best interest at heart.

I got a funny feeling all one has to do is make a campaign contribution or hire a specified crack-head to board of directors and like magic your a saint....   

You can hire someone on Fiverr website and they'll add furniture and personal items to a blank photo for a very reasonable price.

Hire an experienced real estate agent (20+ years in the biz) to run a market analysis for you.

Anywhere from $500 - $2500+ depending on the insert you install and whether you run the vent and exhaust up the old flu or cap the flu and vent/exhaust through the side of the house/chimney.If you hire out the entire job, expect to be in the $1K - $1200 range.

most contracts your 5k is your liquidated damages in most contracts. .. so snag that fire the agent and find another buyer if 13k is that important to you.. for sure not worth hiring an attorney for.