It's kind of a cat and mouse game in a sense.This is why on my commercial real estate deals with clients we get the property inspection upfront.

Finding them is simple, weeding out the good ones is the difficult part (a process Im currently going through).

Prosper remains committed to its retail investor clients and to providing them a great experience.

I always try to encourage my clients not to wait for spring market and to list in the winter.  

However, It's difficult to find out what the actual numbers associated with them will be.

Somehow I am having a difficult time sending you a message but thank you so much for the link.

One of my clients is starting to flip houses and has a few rentals he does full time, so I may approach him to take me on a deal.

It is seasonal, but still steady just different clients, ex.

I'm investing from out of state and know it can be difficult finding good management companies. 

I do agree that for all parties a fixed price estimate is best (you need to know how to estimate properly).To be successful as a GC, things like getting a large deposit, making sure you are always staying ahead on billing and are spending clients money and not your own, marking up all costs at least 20% to cover OH&P, billing appropriately for change orders, not to mention staying up to date on latest building methods and continuing education, are the minimum requirements to last in this business.Of course you have to keep construction costs as low as possible when you are rehabbing a real estate project.