First, I tend to believe that a small hourly fee, + commissions is the way to go.

We tend to keep an eye on those properties if we get the chance to make sure they are owner occupied.

Allowing pets tends to keep people in place since it's harder to find places that do allow pets, but definitely filter what you allow and be strict about a damages policy.

Since HOA's tend to move slow, I'm still waiting to get an answer but I'm hopeful about the idea of approaching other HOA's about this.Has anyone tried something like this?

I tend to agree with Mr.

I was really looking for more "nuts and bolts" opportunities: Buy low, sell high.

So much easier to deal with the papers, nuts and bolts.

I've found a marble to be helpful on occasion, since some of my areas tend to have some foundation issues and its not always easy to tell just by walking around and looking.When you get to the accepted contract stage, then you break out the tools and start looking closer.

CEO or Director they tend to be slightly more helpful.Best, Lee

Because of this additional marketing expense, I have noticed that contractors that I have hired off of Service Magic tend to charge higher prices than independent contractors.If you have a large job, then Service Magic is a good choice.