Hi,If any folks here have used a good, honest and reasonably priced handyman (for smaller jobs like faucet leaks, paint, carpet, landscaping work, etc) and were satisfied with the work done, I would really appreciate the name and contact info.

ps...not looking to rehab or flip, but people to do minor repairs stuff, painting, carpeting that sort of stuff.

I bought it for 75% of what she paid, not including the significant repairs she had made (new roof, paint, etc.)

Office07 or 10 docs - just do Save As & choose PDF and Bob's your uncle!

If it doesn't appraise, you could always come down on the price if you so choose.

I have no intentions on doing anything, I'm only asking to learn and know for the future.A fully fresh rehabbed property just came up on the MLS, new stainless energy efficient appliances, carpet, paint, floors, heating system, ect..Now, my questions are as followed.1) Seeming how all the work is pretty much done, is their any leverage in brining the price down or is it even worth to look at it in order to FLIP it?

Seller can choose to look at, ignore, respond to, counter or accept any offer he wants at any time (though there are procedural items his agent should take care of when counter-offering more than one offer at a time).Seller doesn't have any responsibility to look at, respond, counter or accept your offer for any reason.

It would be interesting if workplaces offered a way to invest in real estate deals or trust deeds/syndication deals how many people would choose that type investment over investing in the S&P500 for example.Of course people can use their funds to invest via a self directed IRA , but this is a bit more complicated and of course nobody will tell you about this at your job.

Hello Amie, I love being able to choose my own schedule - though I work way too much.

If you do decide to go with a mentor/coach then I would choose one that knows the local market.