My point is its not that expensive to treat for them, you probably don't need to "tent'' the house to fumigate or anything like that, beware of good exterminator salesmen that convince you to spend several thousand dollars on treatment.

REIPro you can search and filter down to multifamily, but contact information costs a lot or you spend time skip tracing yourself. 

My last 2 were both rented when (1) we still had finishing work/backspash tiling to do. (2) we had just sheetrocked.It all depends on the potential tenants "vision" and you should be able to assist that by having a flooring sampling ready.In the one, I was bringing sheetrock out to the dumpster when an older couple approached me and asked what I was doing.

That you could assist as far as holding open houses, asking questions and learning from.

I was wondering if someone could help out with recommendations for good GCs as well as architects and structural engineers.Thanks in advance for any assistance and guidance you can provide.

When looking at points do the math on the money you would be spending in relation to the property you're buying and you'll get your answer.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

So Id spend my time worrying about things that are much more likely to happen, like needing to replace a roof, than worrying about things that are unlikely to happen.And for those that survived the most recent housing collapse...the solution to surviving it was rather quite simple....dont sell during a downturn.

Many don't have that DP assistance. 

Over the course of a year I would bet every note investor spends more than 24 hours on each NPN they have.