You've been contributing a little while already (by your post count) and it shows your inherent interest in RE.Rockefeller once said he would rather hire someone with a great attitude than someone with more degrees than a thermometer without one.  

If you do purchase a tax lien, I suggest that you hire an attorney who specializes in this area of the law.

If you can't do it, ask an architect, project manager, or engineer who will draw the plans, or simply just hire a GC to do it for you.

Tim Farrell thank you for extending a (virtual) hand and warmly welcoming a greenhorn such as me into the fold that is known as real estate investment.

Hello there, I've found a house for sale for only 25,000 and I would like to close it with cash, wondering if I need to hire a lawyer or not.

There are lead companies that you can hire for this, if a marketing company taps something this size, then it means that it is THAT big.

I asked my associate how he assembled his team, he told me he hired a business coach.  

@Jhansi B. hire a local attorney specializing in landlord representation and then follow their advise.

I used their deposit to replace all the carpet and have the house professionally cleaned, at first everything was fine, its been about 2 months now, and the new tenet is complaining of  a really strong cat (probably Urine) smell in the master closet, an area we had the carpet replaced. it is a slab foundation, any cheap tricks to get it fixed, I honestly don't know what to do, I would have thought to hire cleaners or replace the carpet, but both have already been done.Thanks in advance for your help,Nick

Reading the thread sounds like you already hired him for the job.