Hi All,I am looking for any General Contractor recommendations for a single family fix and flip project.

My husband and I work good W2 jobs in construction (me in project management, he is a carpenter). 

The bank/lender will ask for all the financials on the property, check the income verse expenses, and many different aspects regarding the building a the project income and the historical treads in the area of the deal.You will not have to provide pay stubs, credit checks, employment checks, debt ratios, or anything the banks do while looking at a SFR deal.

Since I started investing I have completed 4 rehabs, 3 in which I have refinanced and have kept as rentals, the other one I sold after its completion, and I have my biggest rehab project to date going on in Kenosha.

Hello,I need the following work done to my house, which is located Intown, to get it rent ready:- New roof installed- Tree cut down, basic landscaping and exterior fence repaired or replaced- Rent ready finishes - new kitchen cabinets, new doors, fresh paint, refinished hardwood floorsThis might be too small for a GC that is used to larger projects, but the roof is something that I would assume I should not be leaving to most handymen.

Those that have to have the numbers meet or beat the bubble projections they bought on will likely lose money.So just remember this.

Since you are new to investing I wouldn't get into a full blown project requiring extensive repairs.

A good sheet rock crew can save you weeks of time and complete your project much more efficiently.Tree Trimmer - Minor pruning is a piece of cake. 

I'm looking to do something soon, just got a little analysis paralysis.

I am about to pull the trigger on a condo in Pasadena, CA and upon digging into the financials of the HOA discovered that they are funded at about 30% of what the third party HOA analysis firm would consider a full reserve.