There are always two sides to every story and, as @Jay Hinrichs mentioned, you must still do your part to show the construction work was completed properly and that you are still in compliance with your loan.With the various stories, I don’t know who all the bad players are above, but this thread is 4 years old and with 7 posts, I’m sure at least the OP is long gone.

I'd be happy to suggest neighborhoods for you to prioritize if you can tell me more about your price point and investment goals.

In fact, it should be possible to significantly reduce costs with a more efficient system.Given the currently flow of profit through the insurance industry, there is little incentive for any of the major players to reform or streamline their processes (they'd make less money), which is why it needs to be done in a centralized and legislative fashion.

Watch what happens now, REAL " Player" will contact you not just tire kickers. 

Hey guys, new to Rochester scene as well and wanted to say hey and meet some of the players.

I think the younger generation prioritizes freedom to move around and switch jobs more than previous generations, where the priority was setting up a comfortable life and starting a family.

I don't think he'll return full time, but I think he will make regular appearances on the show, I'm guessing he's making this move to prioritize his other business. 

Unemployment rate is well below the national average, the economy is very diverse and independent of a single industry or player, visitors say the city has a cool vibe and some move here because they want to get away from the heat, wildfires, smoke, storms and fresh water shortages.

I'd like input and opinions from anyone about prioritizing the projects, as a first-time investor/landlord.

It would appear they're prioritizing life expenses over housing.