The one other thing I will mention is that in today's day and age, with all the varied communication tools at our disposal, you are no longer limited to having a CPA in your direct market.Regards,

The demo and disposal costs for that type of job are more expensive than one might expect.

You also need to talk to a couple banks and brokers to get a pre approval so you know what you have at your disposal.

Thanks.For example, I recently came across a thread that suggested that not all banks bother with listing agents in order to dispose of properties on their books.

I would place a dishwasher near the sink and make sure there was power and plumbing to the area for not only the dishwasher, but for a garbage disposal too.

they are disposable items these days that last 5 yrs tops. 

I have a desire to get started but not large amounts of capital at my disposal I have a few questions;1) is there a market for people to be a bird dog for property investors in my market area (near Boston)2) I've heard a real estate license is recommended but I'm not sure if it's required for this type of business structure. 3) does anyone have recommendations for business plan software to get started?

By then, I will be the principal closing/disposing my own deals.

They are using everything at their disposal to achieve their goals.

I am adding a dishwasher, microwave, and garbage disposal as well as recessed and pendant lighting and moving every other outlet and light switch around.The price I just got to put in a 200 amp panel and move it from inside the laundry to outside at the other end of the house was $3000, but that depends on what the power company makes them do as far as moving the meter and where they are allowed to put the new panel.The price for the rest of the work, which essentially amounts to rewiring the whole kitchen adding a handful of new circuits and some of the den is another $3000.