All roofing contractors that I've worked with typically bid/estimate on the complete job including all materials and labor, any required permitting, debris haul-off, and site clean-up.

I had one house with good quality carpet and a series of excellent tenants and I replaced that carpet when it was 16 years old and was still presentable.

If a tenant moves out of a property after his lease was completed and the landlord refused to return the full security deposit due to "dusting and cleaning of the apartment" is it possible for the tenant to file a mechanics lein on the property for the remainder of deposit?

If no positive quality then it is a liability only.

Like maybe a six month owner carry with no payments and no interest, then appraise and refi when you've got the mess cleaned up.

Last month, I outsourced a bunch of projects: Quickbooks, voice-overs, bandit sign placement... even cleaning and mowing the lawn (at home).

All I do is clean, paint and make minor fixes.

This post is one investor's techniques for building a quality out of state team; starting with how he qualifies Realtors and Property Managers, and determining if a PM will protect his interests.

If beds and baths are the same, and the two house will be comparable in quality and finish, and they're nearby, they're going to be much closer in price.

We have formed a network of licenced contractors that we have worked with over the past , that are all quality sub contractors.