Going to need tons of work and supervision.

My tenants for the most part pay on time and LOVE ME because when something breaks, I fix it (or supervise the fix anyway :)Good luck!

At $3000 a week I could def hire a couple qualified guys and supervise them myself with no profit share in the end.

Need to check, but I believe you could get lead-certified yourself for about $300 if it's a house you own and rent yourself, and then supervise the workmen yourself to make sure they are acting in compliance.

It's a court supervised open market period and then final auction possibility before confirming the sale.This is what I call a full blown probate case: where there are estate debts and there are assets that need be sold in order to pay them before closing the estate.

He sets up the rehab contract between the investors and the general contractor (the GC is designing, purchasing materials, supervising the project and bringing it to completion) ~ Why would he set up the contract with the investor and not himself if he wants to control the project and not have the contractor communicate with the person he has the contract with?

Depending on the case and if the settlement was supposed to be court supervised, you may be able to go back to the court.

My agent, who supervised the rehab, told them to ignore me.

I lined up another tenant for my presently occupied rental.I reassured next tenant that the place would be clean by telling next tenant to come supervise the cleaning crew.That way, next tenant can't complain about it being dirty.

The catch is that the flip would be an out of state property with little way to supervise the work other than having a few friends in the area.