Going for the cheapest price is usually not a good move because A players in the contracting space want to be properly compensated for their craft. 

They ended up leaving after we served a 5 day which was a huge win, to be honest.   

You can win in any market, but only if you know your goals and understand the market you’re in.

Rita, thanks, this only furthers my purpose in RE business, you are either a true TK provider for clients with a true purpose to build long-term wealth for clients or you are a short-term player that is interested in a quick buck not the consistent results.

Also, just because you qualify as an RE Professional one year, does not mean you will the next.When you work with a handyman, just put down, "Worked with handyman on x problem for x property.And yes those are some of the reasons audits are picked, the computer sees X amount of w-2 income and x amount of RE losses and you get hit with an audit, the key is to win it with no change, so that way the they can't audit you on the same thing for a few years.I highly recommend creating summaries and calendars.

Everyone wins.  

So it is a win regardless of what the tenants chose but it still gives the tenants the option to pick what will work best in their eyes.

I have been looking at tax deed sales in my area he margains are pretty amazing but as I look at the sales records to see who he players in my area, I continue to see the same name US Bank % (xyz company).

It has to be win-win situation and the hardest thing will be to know when the people are trying to take advantage of you.

See article below:  Let me know your thoughts, cares, or future strategy.  Has rents peaked?https://www.washingtonpost.com...