I was more referring to sending a bid package containing specific scope, house plans, scheduling, etc to a list of contractors, asking them to "bid" on the cost for the project vs. calling a contractor, giving them the information and requesting a price.I've done GC on interior jobs before with no issues, but, generally I do the second option - calling several contractors, get several quotes/bids for a job and make a decision.

The home we bought was extended and contains an extension that brings in an extra 600/mo, which we recently started saving in its entirety.

What follows is a gross generalization/simplification but if a comp sale doesn't contain details of the income and expense data used to calculate NOI then it really shouldn't be considered as valid as it is a number in a vacuum. 

They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

It is extremely informative and each episode contains practical tips from RE investors .

These will contain the name and mailing address of both the lender and borrower.Ask this lender for the name of the entity he loans under.

@Evan Jarvis When I have looked up ceiling codes in the past it always comes up that minimum height is 7' for  Habitable space, hallways, bathrooms, toilet rooms, laundry rooms and portions of basements containing these spaces shall have a ceiling height of not lessthan 7 feet

Note that the statute contains no significant defenses for well-meaning sellers who thought they were giving the buyer a good deal, even if the whole arrangement was the buyer’s idea in the first place.

I am going to delete the previous post since it contains incorrect information.