Because they don’t advertise, difficult to find.Type 4 (Low Quality, Low Price)Not able to do any new construction or additions, rarely licensed, focused on low-end remodeling & maintenance work.Just one or two-person operation with no support staff.Very low overhead, markups seem low, but they often end up higher due to issues they didn’t price.Bids: Almost impossible to get a reliable written bid from them because they don’t have the knowledge to prepare proper pricing.

I have learned that referrals are not always true and I need to vett the individuals/realtors out properly and better.I have also learned that I need to breakdown my designs into a format spreadsheet report that captures all associated costs related to details in the beginning stages and not wait on my realtor to ask for the report.

Be sure you and the cleaners have the proper insurance and bonds in place against theft and claims of theft. 

Find yourself a great agent who works with 1st time buyers who will guide you through the process properly.

just have proper insurance .. as for tax's talk to Cpa

The person who made the FB post is who I had the dispute in proper compensation over. 

Hi all,I am looking to invest in a large multifamily syndication as an LP to start investing in RE and was hoping to get some advice on how to properly vet a GP and deal. 

Selling without an exchange doesn't make sense - too much equity.Anyway, I have a million questions on how best to make use of this property, but, first I need to figure out how to properly run the numbers so I can make good comparisons.

Consult proper legal professionalisms to obtain their counsel.

Personally I am in favor of buying in an LLC as it "can" provide some privacy and protection when done properly.