Are you willing to work for free - like paint, help landscape - whatever needs to be done in exchange for being part of the process? 

Would love to start connecting with some folks on BP, and especially with people who live in Rochester.I've recently ended my previous vocation which was owning and running a landscape company.

For example, there should be a written agreement detailing when they can occupy, how much they will pay for that occupancy, who takes responsibility for maintenance, insurance, utilities, landscaping, etc.

If you’re in a pinch and need to do some work yourself, I’d consider doing the demolition, landscaping, and if the market supports it, assembling RTA cabinets.If you have the know-how, installing plumbing fixtures, electrical fixtures and bathroom accessories is another thing you could do to save a bit of money. 

I think this makes a great landscape for both flips and BRRRR rentals; it all depends on the neighborhood!

Purchase price: $71,400 Cash invested: $75,058 Sale price: $225,000 Impressive amenities include an open main floor w/ updated kitchen,granite counters,tile backslash & big island; amazing fireplace; master suite w/ oversized closet & spa-like bath w/ walk-in tile shower, dual sinks, soaker tub & main floor laundry; finished lower level w/ expansive rec room,4th bed,3/4 bath w/ walk-in tile shower Superior updates also include New Windows,New HVAC ,New Roof,Fresh Paint & Carpet,Gorgeous Hardwood & Tile Flooring plus a Massive 28ft wide by 32ft deep garage too!

Custom stair rail, designer finishes & gleaming wood floors surround an open concept kitchen leading to an expansive back deck for relaxing & entertaining.

My two cents- buy a property that you can force around 25% equity in less than a year, which isn't impossible with some lipstick and landscaping.

Not fixing landscaping etc. but like I said not familiar with your states laws so could be wrong.

Do you mean landscapers?