Worked a deal after about six month for some profit splits,. 2010 went on my own the rehabber funded my deals, found another contractor/lender to fund some, I did the work he funded the deals 50/50 split. 2011 hired a couple guys to help me, started a crew, did six houses.

Also I believe it is split and some units are on forced air some on boiler.

Just wondering because whenever I'd see someone mention in the past something along the lines of, "I'll do the work myself" as opposed to just hiring others; I'm pretty sure it ended up with others saying it wasn't a good idea...

If it was permitted and inspected, you're fine.If you're not confident about your ability to do the rehab correctly, hire a general contractor, licensed subs, and get permits for everything.

Pretty much all of the other activities (sourcing deals, rehabbing, property management, etc.) can be hired out very inexpensively if you know how to organize and control money.

If you want to get a clear picture of what an UNBIASED informed opinion of loss of value is, you will have to hire your own appraiser.

An alternative to turning on the water is to use an air compressor.

Yes, you can but you have to keep in mind that you still at the end of the day are responsible for the project in which you are hired for.

Well, first they would be using my lease passed by thier attorney, it's my property, my lease and they are hired by me.

How many properties do you think you can own (with hiring PMs) while still keeping it as a side business?