All doors, fans, & electrical outlets were taken, HVAC unit taken, electrical wires all cut at breaker box & stripped throughout most of house (there's even holes in the walls of rooms where vandalism was done to take wires from behind walls.

I had been reading different blog posts that I would come across online from the website, but now thanks to a friend I wanted to become apart of the social media group specifically for investors that I could network with.

If I were you I'd be stalking their social media to see if you can get any additional insight into what they are like as people.

electronic media (your own website and email address).commission split structure.Availability of 'up time' where you are the agent on call to help the next customer that walks through the door or calls in to the office.Other brokerages offer different structures.

A house that has ten outlets and ten lights is way different than twenty five outlets and twenty five lights.

While processing a recent application, I did my normal social media search.

Although, if you're used to Facebook and other social media sites, you should get along just fine.

I certainly would NOT consider these contractors for your "massive" job unless and until they corrected this project to your satisfaction (doubtful since you paid them already) .... even if they have to work overnight to complete the job the way that it should have been done in the first place.If they won't correct the problem, find other contractors.As mentioned, word of mouth and social media are your friends in this situation.Good Luck

Focus on the basics... new paint, new flooring (if needed), new switch and outlet covers, new trimming (if needed), and new sink or vanity.

The folks at PIP had a couple of potential outlets including selling to their investors and selling bundles of homes to larger firms.