depends how you write the contract or strategy you deploy.

The lessons that I learned the most, were to be firm with your rules, and definitely follow tenant screening, and don't take crap from contractors.

You need to be an REI expert, don';t depend on inspectors, contractors walking with you during an inspection period. 

I am selling this property which was purchased at a tax lien sheriff sale, I signed a contract with one of those contractor guys who buys for cash, but he is not licensed and is just trying to sell it or wholesale it on the MLS, leaving me without any word on the process, The contract said they should have started the process of the Title search and notified me within a 5 business days and notify me within 20 days of any problems with the search, they did not start the search until 15 days from signing the agreement, then i sent an official cancelation he is accusing me of breaching the agreement and want to file a lien on the property for his right to buy??

Hello, Does anyone have a recommendation for a reliable and quality general contractor in the central NJ area. 

We're always looking to network with local investors, contractors, or potential joint venture partners.

We are putting the deal together with my Father who is a local contractor and will be organizing the build and private investors for financing the build. 

I am working on gathering up my core four, and I am in need of some contractor recommendations here in Houston.

I have always enjoyed the information you have shared with us and I really liked your book. 

Other duties you could take on might include overseeing any contractors or maybe even property management.