I was told this is legal as long as the outlet is labeled as "no equipment ground" and "GFCI protected".

You are right, a lot of houses that supposedly had sink holes really just had normal settlement and it's unfortunate that they got labeled that way because of people taking advantage of insurance.

Need advice, I am looking to grow, and am having a hard time figuring out what to do. Do I hire a GC to run the flip houses? I have always done it myself, but since I can't be two places at once, not sure how to run j...

In the end, im getting into a beautiful fully renovated custom 2bed 1bath rowhome with 30k equity in my pocket. if that isnt a successful 203k, tell me what is! 

I had to sell myself and most of my customers loved the fact that I knew what I was talking about, did what I said I would and they would cut me that check with a smile!!!

Although I do have a template that I start out with, I put stuff in there and remove stuff to customize it to every deal.

It had been customized for Texas in a haphazard way and did not adequately cover the broad topic of contracts.

Or I've noticed than when I mention what I do in a conversation it seems sometimes people are doing the same things as well, this could lead you to finding a mentor. i.e I work at Fedex part time I always network at the counter and tell customers what I do if we start talking the customer just so happened to have done what I was trying to do in real estates and is a multi millionaire and he has helped me some what and offered his advice and counseling anytime I've requested.

For customers I prefer to manage the initial renovations then hand the property over to the manager. 

We ended up getting two bedrooms for the kids with walk in closets, a nice bathroom with double sinks and tiled shower/bath for the kids, an 88 sq ft laundry room, a 160 sq ft office with build-in shelves, a family/media room, and a large master suite (500-600 sq ft) including custom closet built-ins, double sinks, double shower heads.