Spending a couple hundred on a high quality home inspection is much better than several thousand for the "oh no!!"

We negotiated for about 3 months and I finally go her to agree to 88k with comps for same size lot and house in area around 240k-260k ARV.Now my question is where do I start looking for contractors and how do is find the best price for good quality work.

I did not expect the type of quality responses I have gotten.

@Karen Margrave I am considering taking vacant land to the finished product of multifamily homes, primary duplexes or triplexes.

What type of qualities in a potential multifamily home get you excited/interested as an investor?

But as a short version, your wholesaling fee will be based on the quality of your deal.

The spotcrime website seems to be a good one too.I wonder if there are any good places to identify trends over time:- quality of schools - improving or declining?

This is a pretty niche product - much like the 5-10 financing.

He even stated he enjoys doing it. ( I should have known that feeling would not last)I stated that he should be compensated since I would have payed the landscaper anyway.Nothing further was said.now 5 months later he is requesting that he be paid for these past months.I have three issues with this 1) no discussion about frequency, quality expected, or compensation was really ever discussed. 2) I only have his word that he performed yard duties twice a month.

My current property managers all send me listings that current landlords are selling.5) When looking for maintaining the property, only look at highly rated/accredited GCs or Property Managers.I have found that the GC or PMs that come with higher ratings, come with a higher price tag, but you get the quality you want.