s site a try, as she has various vendors listed. http://coreprop.biz/contractors.htmLately I've just been using my PM's construction services to handle any rehab/maintenance I've needed.

So as an individual, I agree, OOS investing is rough, very rough but when you can pad the bottomline of local vendors in the tune of 7 figures you see how fast people do not mind being at you disposal. 

And their onboarding fee is minimal ($200-$500) and becomes fully refundable if you end up hiring someone from their vendor marketplace.

Bad idea, I'd follow the states guidelines on contractual agreements. there's always going to be vendors that your not pleased with.

It’s actually a really hard job that requires expertise, relationships with listing agents, contractors, vendors etc. and for home buyers it’s an emotional decision with a human element that AI cannot replace IMO.

You can also rent the units from vendors who will install and service them and will share in profits but at least you don't have to worry about it.Overall I'm a fan of cc payment - scrapping for quarters is annoying, this is 2024.

We do it this way because then the vendor has been vetted.  

I decided not to join and if I decide to do a flip I’ll talk to my Indiana realtor and her team of contractors and vendors.

In the case of an audit, not only do you have to prove that you did at least 100 hours but you also need proof from your vendors that they did not do more than you. 

The 3rd party vendor they recommended for insulation quoted me $15-20k for blown in insulation, which is not in the budget right now.