If it's a big job needing practically everything completed, including permits and drawings, etc., then you're much better off with a GC for your own sanity.

I'd like to add that if you are concerned about getting sued in Ohio and you have a legitimate claim against the tenant, then go ahead and sue them first and file the suit in Texas.  

I've got a GREAT renovation crew and we are about 50% complete on the renovation.

"With what we believe is a complete disregard by the U.S.

So if the pro's think doing 1 wholesale deal a month making $5,000 committing 15-20 hours a week into it is a crazy idea, then it may not work, however if it is completely within the realm of possibility to make 1 or more deals a month part time then it would be well worth trying it for a year and see where it goes. 

Once you have that basic information you can proceed, I'd get a Will and Probate attorney,Basically your sister has had housing, she may have a claim against estate if the estate has any proceeds.

Finally got a guy on site August 21, and through a cavalcade of screw ups he finally completed his job September 6th with us closing today.

Hi Paul, Double Closing are still completely possible in California.

If you buy investment property of this type based on the sellers CLAIMED "cap rate" you can say au revoir to your money.

Thanks JasonWhat I am understanding is that if the work being done is somehow faulty ( I think of a plumbing fitting attached wrongly causing a future flood) my property insurance subrogation department would come after my company for the $60,000 flood damage claim wanting my LLC to be responsible for the faulty installation that caused the damage.