Effecient and professional.

Learning how to trust professionals is the first thing to learn when investing outside of the country.

Readers should seek professional advice.

Hiring a professional property manager to be the landlord for you is a great place to look in your situation.

Despite what his BP title says I believe it's actually Professional BP Contributor.

The LVT is easier to work with than brittle tile that may chip or crack when you try to shape it just right. .And if there are multiple tubs with the same base profile, it will go pretty quick once you have a template.It won't be that bad....don't overthink it.....With the "crown molding" look to the bottom of the white tub, there may be a slight flare/lip to the very base...probably not, but just a thought if you are trying to put a piece of quarter round up against it$2200/month for 1 bedroom units...... damn....that's coastal CA for ya.....

I'm Alex and I'm a professional commercial cinematographer living in Los Angeles. 

I get this sometimes I think just because I also offer solo and am not a 'professional' or represented by one. 

We're going to consult some other professionals but figured it couldn't hurt to cast out the question to the creative minds of the BP community.Any suggestions or insight?

What type of professionals (i.e. inspector, contractors, lawyer, etc.) do ya'll recommend having ready before I make an offer on a wholesaler deal?