@Khang NguyenWhen you do maintenance/fix things - i.e. a broken cabinet door - or when you clean and paint during turnover, those activities are generally classified as expenses.When you add or renew things to the property such as fixtures (lights, plumbing); a new HVAC system; new roof, new flooring, etc.  

@Ryan KurthI'm an HVAC contractor and I have a few, used, warm air furnaces that I keep around for emergency and/or construction use.

Does anyone know of a qualified and reputable contractor who works in the LA, OC and Inland Empire area? 

Do you have anything in your lease that specifically holds them accountable for plumbing clogs?

Mark didn't just help me find investment opportunities but also connected me with contractors and other investors that he has worked with.

Any recommendations? We used a general handyman to replace a damaged section of drop ceiling in the basement of our rental and it's already collapsing (just 8 months later)....

Basically can send out an automatic monthly invoice for you, coordinate maintenance, etc.Someone at a Meetup was plugging their own PM SaaS (I'm in the Bay Area so this happens kinda often...) and they showed me a demo -- that also looked pretty good since they had Twilio integration which basically allows for you to push SMS texts out to your contractors, etc.

Bob Green we haven’t sent a contractor to do a walk through.

On the second , your contractor doesnt pull permits and you get busted by the inspector , a 4 month delay and fines .  

Hey all,Does anybody have recommendations for a contractor that can handle a top to bottom remodel in the New Tampa or Wesley Chapel area?