The real benefits are that you'll learn a lot, grow your network and meet a ton of subcontractors (this is CRITICAL if you want to be a GC), learn the construction process, and (like Bruce said) if the GC likes/trusts you they'll probably sign off on the experience even if you're still a year or two short.

This knowledge will help you answer any questions the seller may have

  $540,000...this price includes no commissions.

I have a rental property that I have put on Furnished Finders fir a couple of weeks now and was just wondering if someone could give me some advise on if this is the right direction.

Quote from @Marc Shin: First, you should let us know what state/city you live in because the rules sometimes change, and we can't give you solid advice without knowing where this investment is.Generally, you can give them a 30-day notice.

They do have other options that you can add-on, such as electronic inspection reports, mailing services and e-lease (this one is included if you're a Pro member which I am not) but I haven't found the need for any of those services yet.  

I don't think we will ever have enough "doors" to replace an income in this time frame, but we would like to get to 5 doors in the next 5 years which we would sell in 10-15 years to help supplement our retirement income.  

If so, any law firm or agency you can recommend to help with this?

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Hi @Amit P. did you decide to invest with them or ever get any more feedback on this operator?