As a contractor myself I was excited to see this as a resource, when I saw homeadvisor I was pretty upset.Homeadvisor preys on contractors, sells them bogus leads or over used leads, locks them into incredibly high prices which dont get me wrong if your getting quality leads you pay but there leads are literally wild goose chases.This is so prevalent they filed a class action lawsuit against them.Please do not use home advisor, shop and vet you local contractors.

He's incredibly reliable and licensed.I unfortunately don't have reliable recommendations for plumbers or handymen.

If I was in your situation it would come down to the area it is in..if its desirable and has demand for rental I would go for it..I believe no matter how much the market drops during this crisis it will bounce back especially in hot areas that had 20-30 offers weeks ago.. are you willing to lose the deal to get a 5% discount when the property can potentially skyrocket after we are allowed to give high fives again

Is it a hot or cold market at this price point? 

Since Washington is already a hot market and more difficult to cash flow than other states, this means the deal you may have to get creative in finding a property that will cash flow considering these 2 factors.

Its not an incredibly advanced or complicated strategy.

I don't mind DR for people that need the help with legitimate finance issues, but in terms of growing net worth I do not agree with really any of his advice or the way he delivers it (I find him incredibly arrogant). 

Even with the increase over the past two weeks in available home inventory, supply is still incredibly limited.

San Diego Homeowner to give you the hot lead on their $650000 property.

No hot water.