Good Morning BPers,I'm buying my first house In Old Colorado City next week, very excited, and will be doing some expanding and an addition to the house.I'm looking for recommendations for general contractors and handy men or women, to work on this project.If anyone has good experinces with companies or individuals, working in the Springs area, I'd really like to get their information.Thank you in advance~Will

Just keep shopping.One additional thought to what Jeff said about the leverage a selling broker has over a 1031 buyer - There is no requirement to reveal the 1031 when going into contract. 

Project management, SCRUM, additional users would be amazing but a secondary requirement. 

If you're wrong and prices keep going up or flatten out you can exercise your option.

But, the whole exercise now becomes: at what list price does this property make sense?

Unless my part time (weekends.) work with my broker can pull in additional income, like a few thousands each month, then nothing else really is worth it. 

Since I'm inheriting all the risk by funding 100% of the deal, I'm not sure I'm not sure I'm comfortable, but am unsure on what else to have in writing to make it right.In addition to this proposal, I've already purchased 3 lots in New Bern, which was presented me to this same person. 

Once you have an average, break that into four equal parts and add it to their rent.

This is in addition to any books.

., it's the second half of the post.That's not to say list quality doesn't matter, but a provider like ListSource is going to be good enough.One additional tip - you can make your lists a lot more powerful by "segmenting" them.