Contractors are very hard to find.

Since the condo association is the one insured, should they handle the hiring of contractors to gut existing sheetrock, and put up new sheetrock? 

Once it is approved, the HOA will look for contractors and it should take less than one year to paint all the buildings in the same community.

Hi Everyone,After several inspections that I did (4 to be accurate), I start to think that my inspector is not professional as I got used to from other states I bought...The report almost has no photos, most of the data is general for all report (such explanation on the issue that is being tested) and complete areas that he doesnt check (for example in case of rodent - he completely stops the inspection in the room/space/area).From old inspections I did, all reports were with plenty of data, pictures (and one unique contractor in Las Vegas even had price assessment!).

If I were using a contractor I would not bother trying to save money buying at discount since the tenant would be paying full contractor cost and I would not make any profit.

I am looking for a recommendation for a contractor that works in the Brea Canyon area.

The ability to do drawings for permits, and to send out to sub-contractors to quote, would also be required at times.I want to make my flips as easy as possible for a subcontractor to quote. 

I cannot purchase the property myself as I do not have the funds for it.However, I have found an investor whom I’ve showed the property to and is interested but needs to get inside for the contractor to give a repair estimation to get actuals.How do I set this deal up so that I can ensure I make money as the finder?

Here's what I'd like to do:I received a quote from a contractor recommended to me from a realtor I connected with here on BP.

After meeting with the contractors for the 3rd time they are requesting a blueprint, lesson number 48, get an engineer to draw your blueprints.