I've recently done a couple investments around KC, but the contractors I used for various professions burned me and cost me precious time and money.

I can’t remember the ridiculous numbers exactly but it built a 16-17 story building in just a couple weeks or less.As a very forward preparing GC, we are getting ready and prepared to be sensor installers (plumbing pipes, wood rot detection, foundation shift, etc etc.).

The cheaper guy is a general handyman and has included lots of other work in his quote; re-siliconing the shower, repairing a couple of doors, repairing some doors, reputtying windows plus all the painting. 

I've quail hunted a couple times near Buffalo just a bit west of  your land.  

A couple copped attitudes about me wanting to look inside.

just a couple of reasons:No one can buy ALL the deals themselves.Many monetization feeds on a highly ranked site (book sales, pro membership, etc) Trust through notoriety can have a high return on investment (see M.I/oceanpointe for negative example)None of these are good or bad in and of themselves.

The only bad tenant we've ever had was inherited, and we were lucky to get her to move along within a couple months.

PM me and I will send you mine...Also, I recommend Rentler.com for all landlords because they have a great screening process, forms you can use and they will collect your rent automatically for a couple bucks a month (priceless)!

Hi everyone, I know there are tons of forum posts like this on here and I've given advice to a lot of them as well but I find it much easier to give advice to others than to myself :) So I have a rental property in Denver that I bought a couple of years ago and I found out today that the tenant may be interested in buying it.

We have toyed the Real Estate investment idea for a couple of years and now feel ready to take some action.